#New shockwave flash for chrome how to
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I can't speak to your safety concerns as AFAIK either way your looking at closed source. As I recall flashplugin-installer is what's responsible for putting 11.2 on your system. Be that as it may, if you do decide to remove one of them and later discover that you need it it worst you'll have to do is reinstall firefox and a plugin or at best a plugin. I don't think you are losing anything by leaving them as is. Since both plugins are listed in firefox it seems to be handling them fine seperately.

#New shockwave flash for chrome update

It doesn't appear as if Adobe feels the need to update the version available for Linux (although they are still providing security back-ports AFAIK) I'm running the version stated above and haven't had any issues.

#New shockwave flash for chrome windows

It's entirely feasible that the update recommendations are based on the erroneous assumption that everyone is running a copy of Windows (which IMHO has more security holes than swiss cheese). To add more confusion, Firefox plugin page calls it 'Adobe Flash Player Shockwave Flash 17.0 r0'.Īs far as I can tell, the latest version for Linux available at this moment is Version: 11.2.202.451 (I obtained this information from the about:plugins page in Firefox and verified at ). It must be the PepperFlash that make the games to work. They probably updated at the same day, so I thought both plugins are from Adobe. So I do have PepperFlash and Adobe Flash. The file of 'Shockwave FlashShockwave Flash 17.0 r0' is libfreshwrapper-pepperflash.so.

Shockwave FlashShockwave Flash 11.2 r202.

I have Firefox running on Ubuntu, and it has 2 plugins named Shockwave Flash:

If it is not safe, what about using it just for some games sites?.

#New shockwave flash for chrome how to

If yes, maybe it is good idea to copy recent Linux Shockwave flash from my computer and spread in the world? I need instructions how to do it for Ubuntu 14.04.

Official Adobe page suggests version 11.2 for Linux, as before. I disable version 11.2, but sometimes it get enabled by itself. I prepared a screenshot to post here, but I do not have enough reputation to post images. Now I have 2 Shockwave plugins, and they keep updating. Since then everything working, including games. Maybe they were so hurry to fix the critical problem that forgot about not updating Linux version, but then fixed it, I do not know. Now it was recommending version 11.2 for Linux. So I installed Pepperflash which gave me version 16.0 which is now updated to version 17.0, as recommended by Adobe Security Bulletin.Ībout week later with another update I looked at the Adobe Security Bulletin again. until the middle of January, when Shockwave updater suddenly notified me about a new critical security update. I did not removed Shockwave plugin, just disabled it and got it out of my mind, I also tried Chrome for these games, it started but got stuck in the middle. Video playing was fine, but I could not run some on-line games that needed newer Shockwave Flash.

Then I learned (as many newbies did) that Adobe does not updating it after version 11.2. When I first installed Ubuntu more then year ago, I also installed Shockwave Flash plugin and its automatic updater.