IPAddress change

 I have a question....I hope someone can answer.
 I have windows7 and lost my terdo tunneling adapter....Since i cannot get it replaced, i have started using firefox, and found it to be better then IE......
 I have noticed that since changine to firefox, i am unable to connect to Google earth, because it keeps trying to connect through the IE AP Address.....
 Is their anyway to connect Google earth to through firefox....?
 Thank....
 Craig....

Apr 23, 2015 22:51:13 GMT viking17 said:

 I have a question....I hope someone can answer.
 I have windows7 and lost my terdo tunneling adapter....Since i cannot get it replaced, i have started using firefox, and found it to be better then IE......
 I have noticed that since changine to firefox, i am unable to connect to Google earth, because it keeps trying to connect through the IE AP Address.....
 Is their anyway to connect Google earth to through firefox....?
 Thank....
 Craig....

I think there is some confusion. Teredo Tunneling Adapter does not change your IP address, and it does not force you to use a browser instead of another one...
Also, Google Earth has nothing to do with Internet Explorer or Firefox, it's a standalone software.
Having a screenshot of what happens exactly when you try to open GE would help, but with no information I would suggest you to reinstall GE and make sure no firewall/antivirus is blocking it from connecting to the internet.

If I didn't solve your problem then please try to make a screenshot of some error message or whatever can be helpful to understand the problem


 

Hi, in addition to what ndrqu said,

First of all, you may want to check the documentation, so don't rely on it: developers.google.com/earth/documentation/reference/



And this: blog.mozilla.org/security/2014/02/28/update-on-plugin-activation/

By the way, do you mean Teredo? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teredo_tunneling
If so, you better reset your IP configurations if any, because it is also deprecated.

If you have any further questions as to why it works on a browser and not on another, your questions will be replied better by people who specifically know about it more here: developers.google.com/earth/forum/index