With Firefox 69 and above you don't have access to the 'always on' function of Flash and have to click to enable it which is really annoying. Obviously this goes against the grain for suggested security but if you have a need to utilize Adobe Flash for whatever reason, like VMWare vSphere 6.5 or some kind of internal web site, you can isolate that experience to a fairly recent version of Mozilla Firefox and the last Adobe Flash without a time bomb. Install Adobe Flash v32.0.0.371 NPAPI linked at the bottom here (seems safe): Install Firefox 68.9.0esr for the last latest version of Firefox that supports 'always on' Flash:Ĥ. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Macromedia\FlashPlayer\SafeVersions\ģ. Uninstall any previous versions of Adobe Flash.
On the last screen, select Finish and it will now be installed on your system.1. You can leave the selection active or remove the check mark. The next screen will ask if you want to make this browser your default browser. You can leave the box checked or you can remove the check mark. The next screen will ask if you want to make this browser your default.
"Standard" is the default setting, leave it on "standard" The setup Wizard will pop up, select "next"Ī setup screen should pop up asking if you want to choose setup options. Once it has downloaded: double click on the file to install. (Mac Users: click here) If your using Chrome you will see the download in the bottom left corner of the window. Once you have the newer version uninstalled, you can use another browser to download and install. If you need to install the older version of Firefox, you will have to uninstall the current version.
* For the older version of Chrome, click here.įor instructions to prevent Firefox from updating, click here. Note: If you have only one browser, you will need to download the file and save it prior to uninstalling the version now in use.
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