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A friend of mine has said his BF video is no longer playing, following a chrome update last Friday. It's telling him he needs to install the latest version of Adobe Flash Player. I don't bet on horseracing so have never used the flash player but I thought that the browsers had stopped supporting it due to security issues? Will he be ok to get the latest version or is there an alternative? TIA
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Ongoing issue on here.
That message on CHROME - is a NONSENSE... as, FLASH is built-into the Chrome Browser.
Installing the "Latest version of FLASH Player" (As the message on Betfair Live Video) on Chrome will make NO difference, whatsoever, whether Live Video works for YOU on CHROME, or not.
The issue appears to be absolutely RANDOM -
For some People there is No issue with Live Video on Chrome
For some people there was an issue - which can be overcome by a simple change in CHROME Settings.
For some people - even that Settings change STILL does NOT work - so they are left STUCK ... even though they can still access Live Video on either Firefox or Internet Explorer.
There was an 'Update Flash Player' prompt from Adobe the other day - However, that applies to Internet Explorer and other Browser.
Mozilla FIREFOX has stopped supporting Plug-Ins for many 'Add Ons' - Flash Player being one of them.
That message on CHROME - is a NONSENSE... as, FLASH is built-into the Chrome Browser.
Installing the "Latest version of FLASH Player" (As the message on Betfair Live Video) on Chrome will make NO difference, whatsoever, whether Live Video works for YOU on CHROME, or not.
The issue appears to be absolutely RANDOM -
For some People there is No issue with Live Video on Chrome
For some people there was an issue - which can be overcome by a simple change in CHROME Settings.
For some people - even that Settings change STILL does NOT work - so they are left STUCK ... even though they can still access Live Video on either Firefox or Internet Explorer.
There was an 'Update Flash Player' prompt from Adobe the other day - However, that applies to Internet Explorer and other Browser.
Mozilla FIREFOX has stopped supporting Plug-Ins for many 'Add Ons' - Flash Player being one of them.
There is a solution because it happened to me.The help page on adobe flash player sorted it (not the one saying go to settings and enable player)
i will try to find the link
i will try to find the link
which can be overcome by a simple change in CHROME Settings.
onlooker , what is needed to be done ?
onlooker , what is needed to be done ?
i went to https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2213951 scroll about 1/2 way down and you see plugins and 4 items underneath
i clicked on adobe flash player always allow to run and chrome pdf viewer always allow to run and it was then fine
i clicked on adobe flash player always allow to run and chrome pdf viewer always allow to run and it was then fine
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