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Both IE and Google Chrome will play Amazon videos, Firefox will not.

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I contacted Amazon,a nd they had me try several things, I finally uninstalled and re-installed Firefox, but problem persists

I contacted Amazon,a nd they had me try several things, I finally uninstalled and re-installed Firefox, but problem persists

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cor-el
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Try:

rpollitzer
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Proposed solution was not applicable to my version of Windows 8.1.

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