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October 17, 2016
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Flash Player Update Notices

  • October 17, 2016
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Dear Forum,

I am using a MacBook Pro with macOS Sierra and my browser is Firefox V. 49. My Adobe Flash Player version is Adobe Flash Player - Shockwave Flash 23.0 r 0

V. 23.0.0.185.

I regularly check (every 2-3days) that my Adobe Flash Player is up to date. I do this using Firefox Tools- Add-ons and then check that all plug-ins are up to date. If Flash Player is vulnerable, I immediately use the Adobe Flash dmg to update my Flash Player.

Following my update to the latest version of Shockwave Flash, I start receiving Adobe Notifications that my Flash Player is out of date. These notifications interrupt my work 6 to 10 times per day.

I do not understand why Adobe Flash Player is sending me these messages or how to make them stop. I have not attempted to allow another update using the notice and dmg if my Flash Player is up to date. I also select that I wish to receive notices before updating. I do not allow automatic updates and I have never selected that I not be sent any notifications from Adobe Flash Player. I always choose the middle option.

Do you have any suggestions regarding how I can make these annoying notifications stop? Any ideas would be most appreciated.

DR RJM

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    _maria_
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    October 17, 2016

    Hi,

    Flash Player 23.0.0.185 is the latest version.  Please do the following:

    • Go to System Preferences > Flash Player > Updates tab
    • Post a screenshot of the Updates tab

    The next time an update notification displays, take a screenshot of the notification and post it in your reply.

    Thank you.

    --

    Maria

    P.S.  Please don't post the same issue multiple times.