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I have to guess there is something wrong with their Macs.

The plug-in integrates seamlessly and through a preference pane, gives you control over the type of access each Web site has to your system.

The only downside to using it is that it suffers from performance issues.

Generally, the better way to go would be to use Chrome since there will be a lower performance impact on your system.

But if Chrome is not your kind of browser, then this plug-in remains a viable solution for enjoying Flash content on your Mac.

Adobe Os X Software Is A

Adobe Flash Player software is a cross-platform browser plug-in that delivers breakthrough web experiences and is installed on more than 98 of Internet-connected desktops.

Flash Player introduces 3D effects, custom filters and effects, advanced text support, and more.

Adobe is the most grasping and greedy software developer on the planet, followed closely by Apple (Ive been a Mac-only user since 1989, and their priceperformance numbers have been going down the crapper ever since).

The one thing the blurb got right is consistent user experiences: Adobe Flash is completely egalitarian -- it sucks on EVERY platform and EVERY browser.

After all these years, Adobe Flash is still buggy, incapable, and unstable -- thus the constant stream of updates.

It either has to do with profit, or Adobes inability to write code.

Since Adobe makes Photoshop -- now more expensive than ever, BTW -- a mountain of an app that would take a proficient user 1000 years to even half-explore all its possibilities, so we know Adobe has (or maybe HAD) code writers who know their stuff, but no released version of Flash or Flash Player has been anything but an amateurish kludge more buggy than its predecessor.

Nobody reads these comments anyway, so this is just blown in the wind, but its a miserable and too-oft-repeated intrusion to have to update Adobe Flush overtime I start up.

I cant believe, after 28 years using a mac, that one company, with one program, could bring my computer to its knees.

I need help here Im 82 years old and love my mac, and all macs Ive had before.

Somebody.

I went back and forth to Adobes Web site, always coming up with the same unworkable solution.

I eventually had to god through my files, manually, and delete, manually, everything related to Flash.

THEN it was happy to install, as a new installation rather than an upgrade.

Installation problems - It should be a no brainer automatic install, as Mac systems remind you of updates.