mreester

Automating your method comes to mind first. I use a bat file to start up my jar anyway. just add a bit to it... cd c:pandora start "Program FilesJavajdk1.5.0_06binjava"-jar pandora.jar 8085 cd c:Program FilesMozilla Firefox start firefox http://www.pandora.com/ ping -n 8 127.0.0.1 start firefox http://localhost:8085 Brilliant! Can't believe I didn't see the obvious right in front of my face. Thanks, sxebombshell. While I still like the aesthetics of the second workaround, this nicely automates my first workaround. Guess this will have to do until one of the resident code jockeys fixes the jar file :-) Regards, Matt

Hi, I wrote the first workaround (keeping two tabs open), and I like this second method too. Hopefully, the next version of PJ will fix this inconvenience. I use Selenium IDE, and can record the steps involved here and play them back as a script. But it's kind of a hassle, and not worth the trouble. Any other thoughts on how to automate the second workaround into an applet, or some other 1-click method? Thanks and keep up the good work guys! Matt

Same problem here at first... working fine, then refresh and boom... I get the "In order to use Pandora, we request that you upgrade Adobe's Flash Player." I used the Flash Switcher plugin, and tried it on Flash 9. Loaded fine, but (as always) with Flash 9, hung up on the fetching ID. Ok. So I switched back to Flash 8, and loaded regular Pandora in one tab (just www.pandora.com). Then, in another tab, I loaded the http://localhost. Still got the "we request that you upgrade Adobe's Flash Player" in the http://localhost tab, but with regular Pandora running in another tab (www.pandora.com), the http://localhost tab started tagging and ripping the songs! Works like a charm. Just load regular Pandora in one tab, your localhost in another tab, and you should be in business. I wonder if this is an attempt by Pandora to discourage the Jar? Matt P.S. Great work on this guys! I LOVE THIS APP!