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onehandle

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1. Sounds like you might need to install or update your Flash installation.

Reply to loudsue (Original post)

Mon Apr 15, 2013, 11:51 AM

Apr 2013

Apple no longer includes Flash on Macs, because it is a horrible, antiquated drain on browsers.

And many web ads are Flash based.

http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer

I don't have Flash installed. I use Chrome for the rare occasion I need Flash, because it's imbedded there and I can run Safari Flash free.

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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