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how to remove unity web player from blocklist

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when im trying to play combat 3. i try to install unity but it doesnt add to add ons so i searched and saw that it was in the mozilla blocklist

when im trying to play combat 3. i try to install unity but it doesnt add to add ons so i searched and saw that it was in the mozilla blocklist

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Hi, as it was announced already a while ago, Firefox would join other modern browsers like Chrome and Edge and cease support for NPAPI-based plugins like Java or Unity Web Player (with the sole exception of Adobe Flash Player). This is now in place starting with Firefox 52 and subsequent versions.

Unity is also pushing publishers to switch to web technologies running natively in the browser without the need for any plugins: https://blogs.unity3d.com/2015/10/08/unity-web-player-roadmap/

In case you still depend on any such plugins, the following article contains some temporary workaround - you should prepare for the final end of support of such plugins though: Why do Java, Silverlight, Adobe Acrobat and other plugins no longer work?