People still want it, a large majority at that. I don't see flash dying, even though Edge Chromium is planning to remove flash player in 2020 permanently. so I have to assume most visitors to my sites don't actually use the site for this reason.Įdge and Chrome need to include a legacy mode that has flash enabled all the time (a use at your own risk feature). I know most young folk aren't savvy with browser menus, especially digging around and seeing that white listing or allowing (ask first and all that convoluted junk) don't really work the way you want. If you're not seeing them, then that's news to me :/ and quite worrying. In the 1st case, it should be that all sites visited on any modern browser should at least see the gray placeholders on the page where flash content is embedded. are you trying to make it so that flash content loads automatically without having to click on allow boxes? Or are you actually not seeing these gray boxes at all and have to go digging in the settings to get it to appear? Are you all able to see the gray boxes on flash websites? (all you do is click it to allow). I was wondering what exactly it is you guys are referring to. This will appear as a puzzle piece, select the puzzle piece and click ‘Allow.I came here from a google search. When you visit a site requiring Flash, you’ll receive a pop up in the URL bar where the website is displayed asking to block or allow. If you want to unblock a specific site that has already been blocked, click the ‘X’ corresponding to that site under the ‘Block’ section.Īs previously mentioned, you will still have to enable when Chrome asks for permission.Or toggle on for Chrome to ask permission for a website to run Abobe Flash. Next to “Block sites from running Flash” click the switch to toggle on.Under the Privacy and Security section, click ‘Site Settings’.Scroll the page down to the bottom and select ‘Advanced’.Select ‘Settings’ at the bottom of the menu.

Note: don’t see 3 little dots? Update Google Chrome by at this link here: chrome://settings/help Select the ‘more’ option in the top right-hand corner.How to Enable or Disable Adobe Flash Player

This means each time you visit a site requiring Flash Player to function, you will need to grant the permission. With Adobe Flash Player being phased out with newer software, it’s no longer possible to keep Flash Player always enabled in Chrome. Adobe Flash Player facilitates videos and graphics when visiting websites.

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