Microsoft announced its plans to remove Flash from all of its browsers last year, and Apple announced it would be removed from Safari earlier in 2020.

Our problem is that last year Adobe sent out a warning and suggestion to remove Adobe Flash from our computers as it was no longer to be supported after 2020, thus, creating a vulnerability in our systems. What's more, Adobe itself will block Flash content from running in Flash Player after January 12, 2021, so you won't be able to use it at all.Īs time has gone on since that original announcement in 2017, more and more news have come out of support for Flash being dropped in different browsers. Quickbooks has stated that it is aware of the Adobe Flash problem and is working to resolve the issue since at least December 2019.

As previously announced, Flash Player will be supported through the end of the year, on December 31, but not after that. Today is the end of the line for Flash, as Adobe has released the last scheduled update for Adobe Flash Player today. For years, Flash was the target of criticism of all kinds due to its (lack of) security and performance, especially with the advent of HTML5, and browser makers had already begun deprecating support for the technology at the time. Release date: Vulnerability identifier: None Platform: Windows, Macintosh, Linux and Chrome OS Update: With the option to Allow Adobe to install updates, the update will be automatic.

It's been a long road since Adobe announced its plans to phase out the Flash technology in July of 2017. Adobe released Version 32.0.0.371 of Adobe Flash Player for Windows, macOS, Linux and Chrome OS.

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