Re-enable flash in firefox 19.02 10.3

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  Please follow the links below:

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Flash-Player/KB/enabling-Flash-Player-Firefox.html

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• How can I enable flash player in firefox

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  Can you please help?

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  You must download Flash with Firefox. If you want to use IE to download Flash, you are likely to get the ActiveX of Flash version.

• I can not access to sites such as Youtube or truckcam.tv it seems that the problem may be with the most recent Adobe flash and firefox as browsers further

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  After installing a few applications, I decided to try Firefox. It works very well for navigation, and I much prefer the user interface to the default browser.

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  aland94403730

  Ok.

  Problem solved - just!

  Secret is to disable ActiveX filtering.

  On an IE browser page click the icon for the sprocket (upper right corner of the screen)

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  https://forums.Adobe.com/thread/867968

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• Enable Flash Player in Mozilla Fire Fox without administrator rights

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• How to enable flash player on firefox to always turn on by default

  So, while browsing the internet and watching flash videos became unresponsive and I stopped and sent the accident report. When I refreshed the videos to buffer again, I was invited to allow flash (Shockwave Player) to run. I never changed this setting to ask to activate before and I did it for me without my consent. When I tried to change that setting back always activate, the option is greyed out so I am not in a position to actually chose this option and continue my day. I'd not have to deal with this, because in my school, flash is heavily used and this has become a very big trouble that I would have corrected. Otherwise I will be forced to stop using Firefox, because it's too much an extra to have hassle to deal with. Also when updated to the latest version of flash player it does not correct the problem.

  Due to a vulnerability declared in the current version of Adobe (https://helpx.adobe.com/security/prod.../apsa15-04.html), Mozilla has soft-blocked the latest version of the Shockwave Flash plugin. Therefore, you must enable on trusted sites to use instead of being able to set Firefox to allow all sites use Flash automatically.

  If you are not accustomed to using the "Request to activate" feature a plugin, here's what to expect:

  When you visit a site that wants to use the Flash, you should see a notification in the address bar icon and one of the following: a link in a black rectangle in the page or an information bar slides between the toolbar and in the page area.

  If you see a good reason to use Flash, and the site looks trustworthy, you can go ahead and click on the Lego-like icon in the address bar to allow Flash. Your choice: for a current or permanent use.

  But the page might be using Flash only followed or playing a video ad. If you do not see an immediate need for Flash, feel free to ignore the notification, it will just sit there in case you want later.

• Shockwave Flash says Firefox is vulnerable and requires the update when it has been updated.

  After opening a page, Firefox gave a warning that "Shockwave Flash is vulnerable and needs to be updated". I went to get.adobe.com and updated to 17.0.0.169, but the warning was repeated and the blocked content. I checked youtube, which would play music and videos tutorial DIY of two tests without any problem, but still repeat the warning of block. I checked the Addons Manager, who said that he had to update Flash, but when I checked adobe it said I had the latest update. Manager of Addons for Flash, "always enable" under dimmed, the option 'request to activate' selected but grayed out when I clicked on the menu drop-down button, and the option "never activate" standard black text.

  After seeing a few other similar questions recently, I tried the answer to "Force a Ping of Blocklist"
  https://wiki.Mozilla.org/Blocklisting/testing#Forcing_a_Blocklist_Ping
  .. who is not "defined" in the Console of the browser and had no effect on the issue.

  Hello von_tyrone, the latest version of flash, you need to update because it fixes several vulnerabilities is Flash Player 18.0.0.194. It is available at https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html

• Enable Flash for only some sites

  Flash implementation sucks and will eventually be replaced by HTML 5 features.

  Today, most of the sites without Flash but still working a few forces. Those who did not need to flash will be more often when use even if the Flash is activated. To be able to use all sites, Flash enabled for all sites.

  To speed up Firefox and be able to migrate away from Flash completely, I would like the default have disabled Flash and manually activate it for certain sites only. That the two would accelerate the experience of navigation and the overall migration of Flash to HTML 5.

  Try this addon: Flashblock

  I think that Noscript also blocks Flash.