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April 6, 2016
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Adobe won't work anywhere else

  • April 6, 2016
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I create on certain simulators and lay browser games, everything was fine until I had to update my adobe.

Now I cannot do anything except watch video! I cannot even use my adobe for chrome because it won't show as a plug in for my chrome, what gives? How do I get it working? is there a way to revert back to the old adobe?

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Participant
April 6, 2016

I mean it won't load on my firefox either except videos

here is what it won't load on and they heavily rely on java and on adobe:

http://www.aq.com/play-now/

BannedStory 4 | MapleSimulator

Log In | Gaia Online

And They won't load like it worked fine before the update but now it's only youtube videos that work and not them

and I get the "Wait" spin on my mouse like the little loading spin but it never loads!

Participant
April 6, 2016

I meant my firefox won't work like one day it's perfectly fine the next it won't load anything! My chrome since I got this laptop hasn't been working that's why I have used my firefox, not it won't load anything except videos and I tried to revert to old versions and un-installing and re-installing and my friends said theirs work but mine doesn't

Legend
April 6, 2016

‌Hi,

If the issue explicitly affects Firefox, please can you read this thread and confirm whether what you see is similar?

Re: Security issue blocks correctly requested and permitted content in Firefox

Thanks,

G

Participant
April 6, 2016

No sadly it is not. I din't know how to explain it.. but I did the latest adobe for chromium, least that works and will have to use that for now.

jeromiec83223024
Inspiring
April 6, 2016

Flash Player is a built-in component of Chrome.  There's not an obvious reason for why Flash would have just died, but my guess is that the component got corrupted on disk.  The easiest solution is to just remove and reinstall Chrome.  You may want to sign into Chrome itself with your google account if you don't normally already, so that it can back up and restore your browser data to their servers before you do the uninstall.

It's also possible that changes to Chrome no longer allow the content to load on a particular website or websites.  Without a link to the affected content, it's hard to tell you whether or not that's the case.

Participant
April 6, 2016

I meant play