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I keep getting notified that I have a 32 bit Adobe Flash Player.
When I go to Settings/Flashplayer to check for update, it says my software is up to date.
How do I get an updated 64 bit? Do I need flashplayer any more?
If I still need it, do I delete current and go to Adobe to get 64 bit?
Please advise.
MacBook Pro 15", macOS 10.14
zmcLearan,
I would love to uninstall Adobe Flash & I see the problems with it.
In your opinion, is Adobe Flash player truly out dated & seldom used on most websites?
Would there be many instances where I would need it and regretting the uninstall?
zmcLearan,
I would love to uninstall Adobe Flash & I see the problems with it.
In your opinion, is Adobe Flash player truly out dated & seldom used on most websites?
Would there be many instances where I would need it and regretting the uninstall?
Hello,
I can honestly say I have not encountered a Flash based website in over 5 years. There is no use for it anymore. I find that it does more harm to have it installed.
Hello,
Unless you rely on using Flash I would highly recommend uninstalling Adobe Flash. It is power hungry, unstable, a security risk, and a plethora of other bad things.
Most websites now use HTML 5 which obviates the need for Flash.
32 bit, 64 bit-Adobe Flash Player
