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hello, i new member.

1.what the different FF, iceweasel and Epiphany?
2.where we get plug in for Epiphany if the plugin can be installed like FF or iceweasel?
3. i have the problem with FF and iceweasel:
both of them don't want run if i as a user (plug-in installed) but when i as root (no plug-in) both of them can work properly.
error messeage:/usr/lib/firefox-2.0.0.4/run-mozilla.sh: line 131: 4125 Segmentation fault "$prog" ${1+"$@"}
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i try to reinstall but the problem doesn't solve (know i install only firefox).
what i must do to run it as a user?(maybe clear all plugin or reinstall debian or whatever)

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iceweasel, FF, and Epiphany

Submitted by Matt on Tue, 2007-06-19 19:34.

1. iceweasel is the same as firefox, but with some logos removed by the Debian team and perhaps some security patches. There is a brief summary in the Oct. 31 Debian Weekly News.
From what I've heard, Epiphany is based on the rendering engine in the Mozilla browser.

2. I'd expect Epiphany plugins to work like Mozilla or Netscape plugins. There used to be a directory like .mozilla with a plugins directory where you would install the plugins.

3. I'm not sure if firefox extensions are equivalent to mozilla plugins. Maybe that is the issue.

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