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Adobe Shockwave Player is a Web standard for powerful multimedia playback. This player allows you to view both Shockwave and Flash interactions over the Web. The Shockwave player is compatible with the leading Web browsers.
What's New
Version 12.1.0r150:
- Addresses a critical vulnerability that could potentially allow an attacker to remotely take control of the affected system.
- Resolves a memory corruption vulnerability that could lead to code execution.
Requirements
- Intel
- OS X 10.7 or later
- Safari
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Adobe Shockwave Player is a Web standard for powerful multimedia playback. This player allows you to view both Shockwave and Flash interactions over the Web. The Shockwave player is compatible with the leading Web browsers.
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Hello Virtualruffy,
I am relegated to using 10.6, too, for other reasons.
Let's not go deeper than that with me here at MU (other sites, even M-i-T and its audience, have ignored my situation which forces me to stay here, but I will attempt a public statement at suitable places if I ever get a chance).
Suffice to say here that I have tried changing MU's mind on this plugin. I, too, have successfully installed and run 12.1.0r150 on my 10.6 system, as for the earlier versions.
As earlier stipulated (below), the best test is to try it on your own system.
But, I might as well say this: I am wishing MU would weigh such anomalies with "published" reports. Then MU has a heavy weight it can use to approach this discrepancy to (even a huge) company's staff about the matter. Right now, tho, MU only seems to be a "small cheap reporter" with no weight at all, IMO.
;)
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version 12.0.3.r133 is not restricted to Mac OS X 10.7 and higher, but installs correctly on Mountain Lion (10.6)
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http://www.adobe.com/products/shockwaveplayer/tech-specs.html
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See also:
http://get.adobe.com/shockwave/otherversions/
Adobe's Web site itself shows that v12 is suitable for versions of Mac OS X from 10.6 and above.
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Thanks for the link! I visited it, and I see exactly what you're talking about. However, if you go to Adobe's primary page for Shockwave Player:
http://www.adobe.com/products/shockwaveplayer.html
and then click on 'Tech specs' (third of the navigation items in the nav menu beneath the 'Adobe Shockwave Player' heading), you'll see that Adobe has specified 'Mac OS X 10.7 and 10.8 with Intel processors.' The link isn't outdated, it just disagrees. :-)
Rather than have you guys try installing software on an older operating system and find that it works but is unstable, we try to follow the guidelines provided by the developer. When they deviate, as these do, we usually go with the most recently provided, or the most prominent: those in the primary page(s) of the developer's site.
That said, you've probably given hope to a lot of Mac users who still use OS X 10.6, but who feel largely abandoned by the development community. I hope you guys can keep it runnin'!
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Hi,
I just sent an email to updates@macupdate.com with some proof that the current 12.0.5r146 (as I write this) is for "10.6 and above".
HTH
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Although Scifi refers to a screenshot he sent as "proof," I'll point out to all of you that any screenshot--*any* screenshot--can be said to be proof. Once you start submitting conflicting screenshots from either the same site or different sites, you have conflicting "proofs," leading to conflicting "truths." And then what do you have, but more confusion?
If you're able to run the Shockwave Player on OS X 10.6.x, I suppose that is all the proof you need. Unfortunately, Adobe is so vast that contacting them for confirmation or correction is problematic, at best.
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rosswinn reviewed on 19 Jun 2013
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rosswinn reviewed on 19 Jun 2013
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explorelearning.com which also makes use of the extras included in the full version rather then the slim.
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BobsBurgers reviewed on 21 Oct 2011
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Cowicide reviewed on 29 Sep 2011
This won't even install at all in Firefox anymore that I can tell.
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Do I really need it?
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Sigh.
PS: I have the full version, so I don't think that's the issue...
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Intel iMac, v10.5.2
Intel iMac, v10.5.2 (3/26/2008, Version: 11.0.0.429).
You can say that again! It's a NO GO on a PPC too.
I get the same error on a PPC 10.4.11
Tom X
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Works for some movies, not for others... --> but, IIRC, that was the default behaviour in the past (!)
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CarlosCambra6779 rated on 03 Feb 2014
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dsimer rated on 10 Sep 2013
Code4delta rated on 26 Mar 2013
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WisdomL0RD rated on 23 Oct 2012
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widethtripp rated on 10 Nov 2011
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richardtoo rated on 06 Nov 2011
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Prologos rated on 09 Aug 2011
Llama rated on 17 Mar 2011
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rosswinn rated on 01 Mar 2011