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| Adobe is releasing the latest Flash Player update |
A few weeks before its official retirement, Adobe released its latest planned update for its popular Flash Player plugin.
As mentioned on the company's website, the latest flash driver update has been released outside of China, which includes a separate version of the software.
Adobe will end support for Flash Player on December 31, 2020, and Flash content will be blocked January 12, 2021.
The company said: With the final update to Flash Player, we updated the Quick Uninstall feature to encourage users to uninstall Flash Player before the end of its life and to train users to ensure Adobe is able to run Flash on May 12th. January 2021. Player. Flash content.
Adobe provided a summary in the release notes, and the company said, We would like to thank all of our customers and developers who have used Flash Player and who have created great Flash content over the past two decades.
We are proud that Flash Player has played a major role in developing web content for animation, interaction, audio and video, and we look forward to helping you enter the next era of experience. Digital.
Flash has been discontinued since the company announced plans to end support in 2017.
Flash content has been popularized in major web browsers, and in 2015 Adobe urged developers to shift to modern standards like HTML5.
Although criticized for frequent security breaches, Flash Player has played an important role throughout Internet history.
Flash Player provides interactive content such as web animation, media players, and broadcast technology that is first supported by Flash technology and then converted to CSS, JavaScript and HTML5.
He put a great deal of effort into making Flash content permanent as an open source emulator called Ruffle that allows old Flash files to be played from desktop applications or web browsers.
The Ruffle Internet Archive website stores more than 1,000 games and animations, and the large Kongregate Flash portal is working with The Strong National Play of Museum to maintain its own library of projects.