I understand this is a pretty cumbersome process, however, to make the Firefox safer they’ve come up with this technique. This would allow to choose an option to white-list or block the flash request. However, when you’re viewing a flash object or video and Firefox recognized that flash isn’t enabled for that particular website, then Firefox automatically popup a notification either to Allow or Disallow the flash to white-list in the address bar. Now Firefox only allows Shockwave to play on the website which is white-listed, whilst not every website available online is white-listed.
In-case if you don’t want to use Flash, then select the option to say, ‘Block sites from running Flash’ in Content Settings. Restart the chrome browser to reflect the changes.Switch the option to ‘Allow sites to run Flash’ and hit ‘Done’ button.By default, the ‘Ask first before allowing sites to run Flash (recommended)’ is selected.On ‘Content Setting’ screen, scroll down to heading ‘Flash’.Type the following in address bar, chrome://settings/content.Once you’ve installed the latest flash plugin in the system, you can enable the Flash player in Google chrome with mentioned steps: Also, we recommend closing all the browsers while in process of installation and upgrade. Once reinstalled with the new Flash plugin version, the older version will be automatically overwritten with new updated files and the error would be gone. However, few browser (Microsoft Edge) automatically update the Flash in the background when there is a new release. If you receive an error messaging saying Update your Adobe Flash plugin or player, then download and reinstall the latest version from source link mentioned above. Updating a Flash Player is nothing but downloading new Flash Player installation file from the Adobe.
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