Nevertheless I followed the instructions and tried the methods, finding success, but only after some trial and error.īesides this, many Web browser vendors have announced that, after the EOL date of 31 December 2020, they will drop support for the Flash Player plug-in, so that even if the time bomb (which Adobe planted in the plug-in) is circumvented, Flash content might still not play in your Web browser. Immediately I began looking for a way to avoid this absurd time bomb, and to rightfully continue using Flash Player as I always have fortunately I happened upon the necessary information pretty soon afterwards, but it was scattered, not always well-written, sometimes ambiguous, and a few times contradictory and/or inaccurate. When I first learned of the presence of the time bomb, I readily admit that I was very outraged over the fact that Adobe had deliberately chosen to render unusable freeware that had been legally downloaded and installed on people's computers, rather than simply declaring the thing end-of-life (EOL), ceasing to offer further updates and support, and encouraging users to voluntarily uninstall it from their systems, which is still reasonable. How to Continue Using Flash Player in the Web BrowserĪdobe Flash was discontinued on 31 December 2020, and Adobe has also inserted a time bomb, set for 12 January 2021, into the final versions of Flash Player if you have installed on your computer one of the versions of Flash Player with the time bomb, you will find that, after 12 January 2021, all Flash content will refuse to play in your Web browser.

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