Is there a way to get Firefox 1.0 to play audio-files using foobar as a plugin, as my old IE did with the Microsoft Mediaplayer:cry: ??
I would be very grateful if someone could tell me how to do this...
Thank ya

Try FoxyTunes extension for Firefox. Working good for me.

FoxyTunes

24.01.05 http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....pe=post&id=1195

25.01.05
sorry, i miss :-/

i add *.xpi plugin for firefox(for conrol foobar from toolbar of browser) in my controls, but plugin gone (link present, but not work). i dont know why? and my replays appear with trouble (or delay, or just gone ) But editing work good :-/

http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....pe=post&id=1260

26.01.05
i can only edit my messages rebuild DB of forum, or .... i don't know

What exactly is that supposed to be? Especially, what does it have to do with Firefox?

Foxy Tunes is a plugin for Firefox that lets you control any media player directly from the browser. Basically, you can configure it to dock w/ any toolbar you'd like. I have mine set up in the upper right corner, under the search engine feature of firefox. You can configure Foobar2000 to minimize to the tray as an icon and show tooltips. In effect, it saves space on your taskbar and gives you cool pop-ups when songs change. You dont' have to keep minimizing/maximizing foobar from the taskbar.

It's all personal preference how you wanna set it up, but it's pretty snazzy Very convenient

Thanks, but I know what Foxy Tunes is. I wanted to know what the link is about that deer posted without any comment.

And the second deer-link givesfor me.

I think the thread starter wants to know if foobar2000 can be embedded as plugin in the browser to play audio files directly in a web page (as Quicktime or Realplayer or WM Player).
He did not ask how to control foobar with the browser.