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	Sometime back I made the mistake of installing www/plugger
under mozilla (1.8b2).  It did some unwelcome things, but nothing I
couldn't live with.
	Until now.
	Now I very much want to _totally_ sever the connection.  I have
run pkg_deinstall, and looked for obvious things in the usual
directories, but every time I start the browser and do
"about:plugins" ... there it is.
	Does anyone know what I need to do to exterminate this beast?


				Robert Huff