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Thanks Adobe for the extended release we depend on it! Here is adobe's comment on it: EXTENDED SUPPORT RELEASE - FLASH PLAYER. What is the extended support release? Adobe makes available a version of Flash Player called the 'Extended Support Release' (ESR) to organizations that prefer Flash Player stability over new functionality. Who uses this Settings Manager? Beginning with Flash Player 10.3, the Local Settings Manager supersedes this Online Settings Manager for managing global settings on Windows, Mac, and Linux computers. The Local Settings Manager can be accessed in the Control Panel on Windows and in System Preferences on Mac.

Suddenly last week flash player stopped working on my MacBook Pro - Mountain Lion. I tried downloading the new version but it kept timing out and ending with an error message. Even when I unlocked my my security settings to allow downloads from anywhere.

I was able to download some version of Adobe Flashplayer via an alternate site - softpedia, but only some videos will work with that and with others I continue to get the alert to upgrade. I tried calling Apple, but of course they wanted me to pay to have them help me solve what is essentially THEIR problem as I see it. How to add complex fonts to word for mac. Only as a last resort. Bwocs wrote: I was able to download some version of Adobe Flashplayer via an alternate site - softpedia. That may have been a mistake.

The ONLY place to safely download Flash from is Adobe, plus the fact that Softmedia have been known to bundle other stuff - adware, for example - in the software downloads. So far as I'm aware, macupdate.com are considered to be a much safer source when downloading software (Flash should still come directly from Adobe though). Regarding your problem, have you tried completely uninstalling Flash using Adobe Flash Player Install Manager, which should be in your Utilities folder, and starting over with a direct download from Adobe? If you continue to have problems you could consider downloading and running Google Chrome as a browser which has its own version of Flash built-in - at least until you get the current problem resolved.

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If as a result of your download from Softpedia you start seeing odd behaviour in your browser you may find this link useful, courtesy of The Safe Mac, for removing any unwittingly installed adware. Bwocs wrote: '.it told me HOW to uninstall flash player, but there was no way to actually get to the uninstaller' Yeah. I just downloaded it.

Is Not Optimized For Your Mac

If I have to spell it out: Gaberdine wrote: Your first step should be to follow these instruction from Adobe to completely uninstall and reinstall Flash.Where it says: To start, Please follow the Uninstall instructions posted here.And on that page it says: Download the Adobe Flash Player uninstaller: Mac OS X, version 10.6 and later: (236 KB) Mac OS X, version 10.4 and 10.5: (437 KB) The uninstaller is downloaded to the Downloads folder of your browser by default. But don't take my word for it, follow the links and see for yourself. There's a reason Apple charges for support when a) the problem is *not* of their making and b) the answer is right there in front of you. Sorry, I should have specified that I tried clicking those links and either nothing happened or it just reloaded the same page. And I tried it several times.