adobe flash player the end of life

@LeX · Dec 27, 2020

I noticed that the site uses a script from adobe flash player.
Probably for copying information ( I'm not an expert, I'm just expressing my own perspective )

According to the latest announcement, on 31.12.2020 adobe flash player will officially close.
https://www.adobe.com/ro/products/flashplayer/end-of-life.html

Adobe strongly recommends uninstalling their adobe flash player until 12.01.2021 to protect their operating systems.

In this situation, web owners will have to orient themselves in not using adobe flash player in their sites because if they continue to use them they can damage the clients' operating systems if they also continue to use adobe flash player.
I am posting this announcement as a reminder of what is to come.

sorry if it has nothing to do with the general subject. thx.

Horse · Dec 27, 2020

We are aware of changes to flash...just because Flash isn't being supported any longer doesn't mean it doesn't still function though.
Soon in the near future upgrades are to begin, we do not have a timeline for this or will it be announced in any way as for when they will happen.
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This was also posted here as well - quick search would have yielded those same results.
https://forums.steamrep.com/threads...et-rid-of-that-flash-copy-info-button.192431/

https://forums.steamrep.com/threads/general-discussion-faq.132723/
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You are welcome to uninstall whatever you wish off your system at any point but this site will still function after you do.
Thanks either way for your concern and the information.
Others should be able to find this information and determine their situation with this.
Some more information regarding being able to still continue to use flash after EOL.

The question is, if they aren’t able to convert content completely because of some reasons, can they run Flash beyond 2020? We think they can play.

Though browsers have added some restrictions, they are still supporting Flash Player. These major browser vendors will release new versions to remove Flash support. So if users don’t update their browsers, they will still be able to run Flash.

Individual users will have to prevent their browsers from auto updating. If they can’t do this with some browsers, they can preserve old versions of Firefox (freely available open source and allows download of previous versions). They also need to preserve Flash Player plugin.

Organizations who control system and software updates through policies can prevent auto update of browsers. They can also preserve old browser versions and Flash Player plugin.
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https://www.upsidelearning.com/blog/2020/05/18/can-you-play-flash-after-2020-this-is-how/

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