- #2016 unresponsive script firefox shockwave flash install#
- #2016 unresponsive script firefox shockwave flash update#
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#2016 unresponsive script firefox shockwave flash install#
If there is a way to search in Synaptic, I would look for 11.2.202.440 since the one it wants to install is also blocked. > that Synaptic wants to remove more than it wants to install. > Wow! I didn't know I could use Synaptic to get a plug-in. > Ubuntu, but I don't know the full geneology of Linux and I don't know
#2016 unresponsive script firefox shockwave flash update#
> How do you update a plug-in? I'm running Mint. >Really, Ken? FFox has disabled my flash plug-in. to get all of the Flash Player flavors, as off-line installers forĪll of the OS/browser combinations I need (mentioned above) for all of Windows, OSX, Linux) and no matter the browser (e.g. which lets me test the version I'm running, no matter the OS (e.g. What do you think, Walt? Should I go ahead and let Synaptic handle it? I'm still a newbie and I want to exercise an abundance of caution. That Synaptic wants to remove more than it wants to install.
Wow! I didn't know I could use Synaptic to get a plug-in. Ubuntu, but I don't know the full geneology of Linux and I don't knowĪbout repositories (I can run. How do you update a plug-in? I'm running Mint. > version there is 40-94.1x86_64 installed Tue > I update Flash from my openSUSE update repository. Lizard spits out bug, buries it: Firefox Bug 1120734. That seems more thanĪmazing 12-year old insect: Thunderbird Bug 121947. Really, Ken? FFox has disabled my flash plug-in. Note: When you go to that link it asks you if you want to Allow to run "Adobe Flash"? WTF! Version 11.x and earlier do not support the functionality affected by CVE-2015-0313." "Februremoved Flash Player version 11.x from the list of affected versions. I update Flash from my openSUSE update repository and the current version there is 40-94.1x86_64 installed Tue 08:48:52 AM ESTįrom my most recent reading it isn't susceptible to the latest vulnerability. > PS: I know that many people have complained about this. I think that FFox is interfering with its operation. > Adobe, but on the Adobe page, the download link (javascript:void(0)) > page that says the plugin has been blocked. > take me anywhere where the flash plug-in can actually be updated. > should be updated" and a link is provided, but taking the link does not > The plug-in managers says "Shockwave Flash is known to be vulnerable and Has anyone who uses the Linux-Firefox Flash plugin been able to update
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