Adobe Flash Player

Name: Adobe Flash Player
Rating: 0.75 (3 reviews)

32.0.0.270

10 October 2019

Plug-in plays multimedia in your Web browser (NPAPI version).

Overview

Adobe Flash Player is a cross-platform, browser-based application runtime that provides uncompromised viewing of expressive applications, content, and videos across browsers and operating systems. Pepper Flash plugin is built for Chromium-based browsers, i.e. Chrome, Opera, Chromium etc.

What's new in Adobe Flash Player

Version 32.0.0.270:

Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

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Dualist

12 February 2019

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As reported by Ars Technica, be very wary of Adobe Flash (And Little Snitch) installers: some apparently legitimate installers are bundled with Windows executables that are enabled to run on MacOS and bypass Gatekeeper, infecting your Mac with malware. https://bit.ly/2GIb55E

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Version 32.0.0.142

The URL above to Adobe Systems isn't particularly useful. A better link would be this: https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ -HI-

Version 32.0.0.270

Hal-Itosis

13 August 2019

When every •browsable• page at *.adobe.com shows Flash 32.0.0.223 as the latest available, how is it possible that MacUpdate has a link to obtain version 32.0.0.228? Even going into System Preferences and using the Flash Player “updates” panel there doesn't find anything higher than 32.0.0.223. Very strange goings on here. Are you linking to unpublished betas? Why? -HI-

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Version 32.0.0.238

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Derekcurrie

13 August 2019

Same here. But knowing Adobe, two minutes after the stupid Flash Player preference pane said there was no update, it figured out there WAS an update and allowed me to download it. Have patience. Awful Flash is DEAD forever as of New Year's Day 2020. And, thankfully, this particular update is not, (so far), a security update. But knowing Adobe, they may not have yet gotten around to updating their Security Bulletins page. (0_o)

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Scion777

11 June 2019

Pepper Flash link (PPAPI) for Chrome-based browsers and Opera: https://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/latest/help/install_flash_player_osx_ppapi.dmg

Version 32.0.0.207

Flash v32.0.0.171 includes TWO security patches, one important and one critical. Be sure to update! (Only 8.5 months until the Burial Party! Shovels will be provided). Read the gory details here: https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/flash-player/apsb19-19.html

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Version 32.0.0.171

Interesting that Adobe is killing off Flash in Windows on April 09 2019 "https://www.engadget.com/2019/03/11/adobe-discontinues-shockwave-april-9th/" but made no mention of it killing off Flash on the Mac

Version 32.0.0.156

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Mcr

13 March 2019

Shockwave and Flash are related but different products. It is possible to have only Flash installed, and not Shockwave. It is Shockwave which is being discontinued April 9 on Windows; Shockwave for Mac was already discontinued in 2017. By discontinued, meaning it hasn't been updated, but of course it is still possible that people still have it installed on older systems.

Flash is being phased out with an End Of Live date sometime in 2020 on all platforms.

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Dualist

12 February 2019

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Version 32.0.0.142

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higherterrain-com

12 March 2019

If you have to look for Mac software on Torrent sites then you get everything you deserve.

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Derekcurrie

10 April 2019

Since 2009, when malware infested versions of iWork and Adobe Photoshop WAREZ downloads appeared on the net, it has been dangerous to install 'cracked' versions of macOS software.

As for Adobe Flash, it's constantly being found to be riddled with security holes. Be glad the monstrosity dies at the end of 2019.

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Derekcurrie

09 January 2019

v32.0.0.114 <-- Emphasis. 1 1 4

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Version 32.0.0.104

Demolition

08 January 2019

As of today (Jan. 8, 2019), visiting the Flash download page (https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/) shows that the current version is v32.0.0.114, not v32.0.0.104 as shown here. Just FYI.

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Version 32.0.0.104

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barrikady-1

08 January 2019

Yes, that is correct.

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Macinman

07 December 2018

I was curious as to how may things still require flash these days? Everything I was keeping it around for seems to work without it now. Mind you I haven't dug really deep to find a need for it, I just am talking about general site usage seeming to work without flash being installed now.

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Version 32.0.0.101

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Aargl

08 January 2019

Flash is used by 3.9% of all the websites, to this day... ;-)
https://w3techs.com/technologies/details/cp-flash/all/all

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Virtualruffy

08 January 2019

Worse, it's used in the interfaces of many products including security (!) systems for spam and web site management, video teleconferencing systems (F you polycom!), a computer power management system (surveyor) and many more. Which makes you scream WHY!?!?!

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v32.0.0.101 is now available.
WARNING: CVE-2018-15982, an Adobe Flash exploit, is active In-The-Wild! Update to Flash v32.0.0.101 NOW!

Happiness is: Adobe Flash dead forever at the end of 2019. Party at my place!

Version 31.0.0.153

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Viktor

06 December 2018

Thank you for letting us know about this! We are updating the listings for both Pepper and classic Flash right now.