ADOBE PEPPER FLASH PLAYER SAFE REDDIT INSTALL
Install the freshplayerplugin-git package from the AUR. This is due to the fact that Adobe abandoned Linux, as Google has taken over the development, calling this development Pepper. Install the chromium-pepper-flash package from the AUR, The latest available version of Adobe Flash Player for Linux - 11.2, it is updated only for browsers Chrome. So what I did to get rid of this problem was:
The GitHub page is here: Īs it turns out, it is also available in the AUR as freshplayerplugin-git: However, there is a project on GitHub aiming to provide support for PPAPI plugins through a wrapper to NPAPI.
The Block and Allow lists will be available after you visit. ruffle.rs is a flash player that is very much a WIP but looks promising, but right now the best we have is pepper flash player. Pepper Flash Player can currently only be used with Chromium (and with Chrome). As a result, major browsers have begun sandboxing Adobe Flash Player as sensible first step towards purging it all together. On top of everything, it’s regarded as a security liability. Google provides newer features in Pepper Flash Player. Flash Player is no longer considered an industry-standard since it can’t handle complex videos and animations. Adobe currently still provides security fixes for Adobe Flash Player. As it stands now, there are two main versions of the Flash plugin: NPAPI, the older version which is no longer maintained by Adobe (at least on Linux) PPAPI, also referred to as pepper Flash, the newer version used in Chrome and Chromium.ĮDIT: As pointed out by /u/symenb, the NPAPI version still gets security updates, but it stays at version 11.2.įirefox doesn't and apparently doesn't plan to support PPAPI plugins in the foreseeable future. Set the toggle on for the Ask before running Flash option. 11:57 AM in response to bedwell 1 'Pepper Flash Player is maintained by Google, and is newer than Adobe Flash Player. I've recently had to deal with this as I switched over from Chromium to Firefox.
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