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onehandle

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3. Adobe updates Flash quite often for 'security risks.'

Reply to loudsue (Reply #2)

Mon Apr 15, 2013, 12:04 PM

Apr 2013

When I did have Flash installed, I would get alerts asking me to update.

It's possible that one of the updates is critical enough that Flash would not work unless you update it.

One of the many reasons I removed it from Safari.

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Help! I'm not real good with my 1-year old MacBook Pro. [View all] loudsue Apr 2013 OP

Sounds like you might need to install or update your Flash installation. onehandle Apr 2013 #1

Thanks Onehandle. I'll try that. Do you know how come it might have just started loudsue Apr 2013 #2

Adobe updates Flash quite often for 'security risks.' onehandle Apr 2013 #3

I just installed it, and it worked! Thank you so much! loudsue Apr 2013 #4

Kickin' for an answer! Can someone answer this question about cookies? loudsue Apr 2013 #5

I can tell you how to do it with Firefox, not the others. freshwest Apr 2013 #6

Thanks anyway, freshwest. Maybe someone will be able to tell me. loudsue Apr 2013 #7

I can also tell you how to do in Safari, but not other browsers. freshwest Apr 2013 #8