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Your favorite browsers, Chrome and Firefox now block Flash content on web pages (at least some) by default for security reasons, but this does not apply if you are using Microsoft’s new Edge browser in Windows 10. Microsoft’s Edge is the fastest browser out there and easy to configure everything. If you are new to Microsoft’s Edge browser and want to disable Flash content in Edge, read on to know how it is. It is very easy to configure Edge’s settings to stop Flash posing a security risk or annoying you with loud adverts. How to disable Flash Content in Edge 1. Open Edge and tap or click the ‘three dots’ icon in the top-right corner of the browser. 2. Tap or click Settings, scroll down and select ‘View advanced settings’. 3. Switch the ‘Use Adobe Flash Player’ option to Off. You can also block pop-ups here. Hope this simple tip will help you prevent any security risk by Flash content while using your favorite Edge Browser.

Adobe Flash Player is one of the most widely using software in the world and at the same time, this browser plugin is one of the most vulnerable computer programs. Though, new web standards like HTML 5 are now available for streaming multimedia contents online, flash player still has its own importance.

Flash Player is probably the most widely used browser plug-in on the planet. Still it is an indispensable tool for watching web videos, playing games and animations. But the problem is that it can also be used for tracking your online activities by using Flash cookies (Flash local storage objects). Here is how to auto clean flash cookies from your computer.

Google Chrome users don’t need to download and install flash player separately. Chrome has built-in flash plug-in and will automatically update it for security reasons. However, if you want to try the latest beta build of flash player version, read it below. Download and install latest beta build (current version 10.2) from here . Run Google Chrome and type about:plugins in the address bar and hit enter. Click the ‘ Details ’ option (at the top right of the window) to expand the plug-in details. You’ll see two flash plug-in listed. Locate the integrated Flash plug-in ( gcswf32.dll ) (see screenshot below) and disable it. You can check which version of Flash Player you have on your Chrome by visiting here . Warning: It is for advanced users only. It’s recommended that Chrome users should use integrated flash player with their browser. [ Via ]

Adobe Flash Player is one of the most widely using software in the world. To watch streaming video, play games online, etc requires flash. At the same time flash is also one of the most vulnerable computer programs. There have been several reported exploitations in recent years. The only solution currently is updating flash player to the latest version. But, the question is how to identify the installed flash player version and how to update it? Besides, Flash Player is available as a plug-in for Mozilla Firefox, IE, Opera and Safari (Google Chrome has integrated Flash support), so, is it necessary to update each and every one. To check the Flash Player version, visit here , there you’ll see a page as shown above. Shown at right top is your flash player version, shown at bottom is current version. Update it if they are different from this link . Note: If you have multiple browsers such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Opera, you need to update each one’s flash plug-ins separa...

Adobe's Flash Player is one of the basic requirements for internet. Many games and media content on the internet are presented in flash form. Since almost every computer (Windows, Macs and Linux) has some version of Flash installed, it has always been targeted by hackers, malware authors and so on. The only way to be safe is to upgrade to the newest version of flash player. Although Flash offers update checks itself, but sadly many systems run outdated and insecure Flash Player versions. That is a huge security risk which must be eliminated. Alternative Flash Player Auto-Updater let's you download and install the Flash Player without having to download Adobe's download manager - it downloads the latest version and asks you whether it should be installed or not. You can choose to let it run at the start of Windows, this way you can be sure that your system will never run an outdated and extremely dangerous version of Flash Player. It supports both 32 and 64 bit Windows ve...