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November 2, 2019
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Flashplayer for OS Catalina

  • November 2, 2019
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Does anyone know if Adobe will update their Flashplayer for OS Catalina?  I cannot download Flashplayer now that I've upgraded to Catalina because the current versions of Flashplayer are 32 bit only, apparently.

 

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jeromiec83223024
Inspiring
November 5, 2019

Flash Player supports MacOS 10.10 and higher.  That includes MacOS 10.15.   


You should be able to download it here: 
https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer

Sgirl23Author
Participant
November 5, 2019

Thank you, but unfortunately, Flashplayer only supports Mac OS X 10-10.14.  (If you look on their website it tells you to select your operating system in step 1 of the download process.)  It doesn't support 10.15, won't work on Catalina.  I spoke w/tec support on Adobe.com and he said they are working on getting a version of Flashplayer that will be compatible with Catalina.

_maria_
Community Manager
Community Manager
November 7, 2019

Flash Player has been updated to support Catalina.  With that said, it appears the verison number on the download page hasn't been updated.  I'll notify the team managing the download page.

Participant
November 3, 2019

I have the same problem. Waiting for Adobe or the world of Mac people to come up with a solution. 

Legend
November 3, 2019

Ah, I think I see part of the problem. Flash Player has a version, and the current version has reached 32. Some people are assuming that "FP 32" means it's 32-bit rather than the 32nd version.

Legend
November 2, 2019

What exactly makes you say they are 32 bits? Any messages? Info on web page? Please be detailed, your problem may be different than you think. 

Sgirl23Author
Participant
November 2, 2019

That's what I had read. At any rate, Flashplayer download isn't available for Mac OS Catalina on the Adobe website. My current Flashplayer won't work on Catalina and says it needs to be updated.  

Legend
November 3, 2019

Where do you read that? It makes no sense because Safari has been 64-bit for years. However, there is MUCH more to working in Catalina than being 64 bit, that's just the only part journalists understand.