Paste the top-level domain into the Site field, then click Add. Under Ask before running Flash > Allow, click the Add button. Copy the top-level domain of the About Flash Player page. Alternatively, Edge users may click the puzzle piece icon in the address bar, and click Manage. As such, Edge supports unblocking Flash in the same fashion as Step 3 in the Chrome instructions above. Like Google Chrome, Edge is based upon Chromium. The puzzle piece displays instead of your Flash Player version information. Visit the About Flash Player page on Adobe’s site. To see your Flash version in Edge ( watch the companion video): When Adobe releases a Flash update, an Edge update follows shortly thereafter that includes the Flash update. Microsoft bundles Flash Player into Edge.
To see your Flash version in Chrome ( watch the companion video): When Adobe releases a Flash update, a Chrome update soon follows with an updated Flash version. Firefox and the new Chromium-based version of Microsoft Edge each have unique ways of unblocking Flash, so I’ll cover them too. Below I will show you how to unblock Flash in Chrome so you can see which Flash version you are running. When Google released Chrome 76 in July 2019 with Flash blocked by default, it left many Chrome users hanging with how to unblock Flash content. Even identifying your Flash Player version requires Flash in your browser.Ĭhrome is the most popular web browser on the planet by far with nearly a 64% market share. Yet it is still common to find Flash Player content online, which leaves end-users caught between a lightning strike and a swimming pool. Some browsers already block Flash by default, while others make it harder and harder to use. After that, pull the plug - do not resuscitate. It even has an “end of life” date with Adobe committing to Flash support only through the end of 2020.
Watch the browser-specific companion video: Chrome | Firefox | Edge.As you want to see that website, you’re going to click or say yes when running Adobe Flash Player. In other cases, you might see a popup with a similar message.
If you’re trying to open a website that uses Flash, Chrome might tell you that you have to “Click to enable Adobe Flash Player,” like in the screenshot below. What happens if you visit a Flash website in Chrome? Adobe Flash Player is blocked and officially dead. According to the Adobe Flash Player EOL General Information Page, the company also strongly recommends you to uninstall Flash Player from your computers and devices to remove the security issues that came with having this software installed. NOTE: Since December 31, 2020, Adobe stopped supporting Flash Player, and starting with January 12, 2021, the company also started blocking Flash content from running. Adobe Flash Player is blocked and officially dead.
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