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Dragutin5CC9
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October 17, 2020
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  • October 17, 2020
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if u dont continue to support adobe i will ignore all adobe product by miles 

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      Correct answer jeromiec83223024

      Thanks for your feedback.

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      jeromiec83223024
      jeromiec83223024Correct answer
      Inspiring
      October 21, 2020

      Thanks for your feedback.

      Nancy OShea
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      Nancy OSheaCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      October 17, 2020

      FYI, Flash Player has been dying for years.  This should come as no surprise to anyone.  It's time to accept it and move on.

       

      Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
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      Dragutin5CC9Author
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      October 18, 2020

      well i will accept but also will AVOID ALL ADOBE PRODUCTS

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        DragNDaemonz
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        October 17, 2020

        Let me know how that works out.

        From almost all of the other posts about Flash ending, all I'm seeing for any type of  'Support' about this (community as well as official), is that we're all SoL and we need to learn how to deal without.

        I haven't seen any suggestions on what to use as a replacement, nor have I seen any reply that doesn't boil down to: "Companies have known this for 3 years. If they haven't done anything about it and you no longer need Flash Player, then we suggest you uninstall and find something else to do."

         

        So basically in a nutshell, everyone who will still needs it is screwed, and a lot of people (like myself) who has no clue on what still needs it and what doesn't, won't know until things just stop working.

        As of now I still as yet have to find anyone with an actually helpful answer, instead of a redirect to the same statements over and over.

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          October 17, 2020

          If you are a creator of a web site using Flash: you had three year to sort this out.

          If you are just an ordinary user of a web site using Flash, and they haven't sorted it out: you are indeed out of luck, if they don't sort it out in the next 2 months. There IS no plan B. These sites WILL stop working. I suggest you uninstall and find something else to do.

          It's easy enough to know which sites need Flash Player today, on an up to date system. If you use a site with Flash Player, you get a warning asking you if you want to enable Flash. No warning, no Flash, no problem.

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