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10.14.20
I got a message from Adobe to UNINSTALL Flash player since it is not compatible with OS 10.15.7.
What do you advise?
On the Adobe website it indicates that OS 10.15.7 is not compatible with FLASH PLAYER.
So, what am i to do?
Thanks.
Not to worry, but if you just have to play a Flash Game...
This browser supports Flash…
Thank you. I don't believe this will help me using an investing tool called StockSpy, which provides many helpful realtime investing tools. When I have StockSpy open, I get repeated messages that FLASH PLAYER IS OUT OF DATE. I am irritated by this, but perhaps I will have to live with it. Again, thank you for your reaching out.
Getting repeated messages that Flash Player is out of date is usually a scam ,
which you are encouraged to click on and download adware/ malware to your mac.
You should only have responded to genuine requests from Adobe.
Or being in charge if your mac by occasionally clicking on the
Adobe Flash preference in System Preferences.
I was sent an ADOBE UNINSTALL MANAGER, which looked legitimate. I have a security App that detected nothing unusual. And, after the UNINSTALL I looked in Syst Prefs, where I could see that the Flash Player had been removed. So, I 'guess' that I'll be OK.
Again, THANK YOU so much for your great advice.
I believe the UNINSTALLER was ADOBE, even though I did not download it from the ADOBE URL.
My security App is Malwarebytes, v 4.5.14. It is FREE. Occasionally it isolates a corrupt file, but nothing really major.
I have been with Apple since 1978, so I am a HUGE FAN of its products and realize what you say about 'protection' is true.
Thanks for hanging in with me.
Only ever download things direct from the developer of the app or App Store if available.
Yes Malwarebytes is a good product, the only recommended 'security' app for macs,
apart from yourself of course.
You can't do anything, Safari no longer supports Adobe Flash.
Adobe will be stopping support for Adobe Flash on the 31st December this year.
So that is it no more Adobe Flash.
THANK YOU, Eau! MUCH appreciated!
Is there any "plan B?" OR, 'not to worry?'
Plan B is to not worry.
THANK YOU, Eau. I will NOT worry. Just wait to see what happens now that I have UNINSTALLED ADOBE'S FLASH PLAYER.
My best to you! :)
As long as you got the uninstaller from Adobe then you will be fine.
What security app are you using, macs don't need security apps.
Eau, YOU are correct, and I follow what you say to the letter. Thanks for interacting.
ADOBE FLASH PLAYER update for Mac OS 10.15.7 ...
