I have not heard of any plans for a browser to outright block Flash Player from use. Again, everyone is keenly aware that Flash is required for many use cases, like Flex based applications, and no one wants to break existing content. In Chrome's case, they are explicitly allowing enterprises to create whitelists so that the content that employees require is available when needed.
In fact, in some use cases (web based gaming for example), there is currently no existing technology that matches what Flash can and has delivered for years. That said, everyone (Adobe, Microsoft, Google, Mozilla, and Apple) is aware that there is a massive amount of legacy content available and no one wants to "break" the web. We don't expect this to change and you can count on regular updates from us (currently made every second Tuesday of the month).Īs to the browser's plans, we are aware that Chrome will move towards a "click to play" on a per domain basis for Flash and I expect the others could eventually follow suit in some fashion. I can assure you that Adobe is committed to regular updates for the Flash Runtime, with a focus on: Washington Street | Suite 2300 | Milwaukee | WI 53214 If you could please contact me at my contact information below that would be greatly appreciated.Ħ737 W.
ADOBE FLASH PLAYER REMOVAL WINDOWS 10
We are moving to windows 10 in the years to come, so we need to be prepared if flash player is being phased out of browsers that we used.
ADOBE FLASH PLAYER REMOVAL WINDOWS 7
Our company mainly use IE11 in windows 7 right now with google chrome as a back up.
Because if a big change is coming we need to get ahead of it, and redo all of our videos that we have exported as a flash player file extension. I have confirmed with Microsoft in a webcast they just had that they are on their way of moving fully to HTML5 for video encoding and playback.īasically i am looking for a statement from adobe, to tell us what direction this is all heading that way I can report back to our different departments in IT. I have also found articles out their talking about Firefox doing the same thing, but not at as a fast rate. We have found out that over the next year they will be fully de-emphasizing flash player out of their Chrome OS and Chrome browser.
I have been working with google for the past couple of weeks on getting information on the direction they are heading with flash player as a whole.
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