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Domitonic
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December 17, 2013
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Safari will not enable Flash Player.

  • December 17, 2013
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I have installed, uninstalled, rebooted, checked forums, and followed all the instructions. I have a Mac operating OS X Mavericks and cannot use Adobe Flash Player. When I select Safari>Preferences>Security, There is no option for me to select "allow all other plug-ins" I have JavaScript enabled but there is no check box to enable Flash Player. I would very much like to access YouTube on my new Macbook Pro. Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Dom

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Correct answer C_F_McBlob

Dom, the Preferences>security appears different between versions.

Safari 7 (Mavericks) or Safari 6 (Mt. Lion)

Safari 5 (Snow Leopard)

Check your System Preferences to be sure it's installed.

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Inspiring
December 17, 2013

Dom, the Preferences>security appears different between versions.

Safari 7 (Mavericks) or Safari 6 (Mt. Lion)

Safari 5 (Snow Leopard)

Check your System Preferences to be sure it's installed.

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    RZ_CSG
    Participant
    November 3, 2014

    Mike -

    That was EXACTLY it for me.

    What a frustratingly poor feedback dialog from Apple, and thanks for showing what was going on behind the curtain.

    Much appreciated!

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