Does this look familiar? If so, I may have your answer - read on…
I recently had to view an application being built by one of my company’s partners and it uses Shockwave to render images/media. Upon trying to view the application, the “missing plugin” icon was displaying and could not find a suitable plug-in to play the application.

Given I am on an Intel-based Mac, I learned that for Shockwave to run, you have to exit out of your browser, configure the Application (Firefox) to run in Rosetta Emulation Mode, then download Shockwave, install and you’re good to go. Come on Adobe! Let’s get Shockwave running in Universal Binary - after all, it’s Universal right?

Instructions From Adobe

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