The following versions: 403, 414, 433, 445, 453, and 465 are missing, but all these versions contains the 'kill switch'. Scroll down the list to find Shockwave Flash Object. Once the dialogue box pops up, you will click Toolbars and Extensions. From the options that pop out, you will then choose Manage Add-ons. You can download version 32.0.0.371 from this archive: įor Windows is this file inside the zip: flashplayer32_0r0_371_win.exeĪnd here is the whole Flash old version archive: Open your Internet Explorer browser and click the Tools button on the upper right corner. I'm only using Flash for some work related (safe) websites that are not yet updated for different reasons. People will say that old versions 'will have vulnerabilities by now', but keep in mind, Firefox will ask you every time that a website tries to load Flash content, unless you click on the big red do not enter sign, Flash player will not run.

To sum up, as for how to enable Flash Player in Firefox, this post has shown you the solutions. Related article: How to Enable Flash in Chrome Safely and Effectively. Once all steps are finished, you may have enabled Adobe Flash in Google Chrome. At the top left, click Allow to run Flash. Latest 'good' version without the killswitch that still works is 32.0.0.371 (released May 12, 2020). Next, choose Click to enable Adobe Flash Player. The kill switch was introduced with version 32.0.0.387, anything below will still work. There is indeed a kill switch in the 'newer' versions of Flash, even if you have Firefox84 or 78 ESR, you will get an yellow 'f' icon which redirects you to Flash EOL page. Firefox 84 is the latest version that supports Flash, and apparently 78 ESR until Moziilla will kill it.

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