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January 18, 2019
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flash player problem

  • January 18, 2019
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I have always accessed the site [link removed] normally, without problems. but yesterday began to give the message: Your Adobe Flash Player is not activated.

Click here to learn how to activate it.

The problem is that I leave the flash player enabled. only this message always appears. it is active and allowed. I already did everything the site suggested I do and nothing works. the problem started yesterday. what do I do

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    Correct answer _maria_

    You have an extra dot and forward slash at the end of the URL. The correct URL is  opera://settings

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    Participant
    October 28, 2020

    Да

    Participant
    January 24, 2019

    Не удается получить доступ к сайту

    Веб-страница по адресу opera://settings./, возможно, временно недоступна или постоянно перемещена по новому адресу.

    ERR_INVALID_URL, ну и что делать?

    _maria_
    Community Manager
    _maria_Community ManagerCorrect answer
    Community Manager
    January 24, 2019

    You have an extra dot and forward slash at the end of the URL. The correct URL is  opera://settings

    jeromiec83223024
    Inspiring
    January 22, 2019

    This behavior is a product of the fact that your web browser is blocking Flash Player from operating normally.  Most major browsers now require that you take additional steps to activate Flash Player.

    Here's the guide on how to do that for the major browsers:

    Flash Player Help

    If you've already done that, then it's likely that the content provider will need to take additional steps to make Flash Player usable on their site, given the new browser behaviors.  The explicit goal of these browser changes is to force content providers to update their site (and eliminate the dependency on Flash).  You should definitely complain to the content provider if their site is broken, and/or find a competing service that works well for you.

    Since each browser implements their Flash blocking strategy a little differently, you might find that playing around with multiple browsers might result in one that works better than others, but ultimately, it's going to get harder to run Flash in your browser, and your content provider will need to update if they want to keep their service usable.