Upgrade Shockwave Flash for Chrome

As the end of support for Adobe Flash Player approaches, it's essential to upgrade shockwave flash for Chrome and other browsers to ensure a seamless experience. Adobe will officially discontinue support for Flash Player on December 31, 2020.

For Windows, Mac, or Linux users, follow these steps:

1. Click the 'Download the Flash Player projector content debugger' link under your operating system.

2. Once downloaded, install the latest version of Shockwave Flash Player for Chrome.

What to Expect

Microsoft browsers have different timelines for disabling and removing Flash Player:

* For Microsoft Edge (built on Chromium), Flash will be disabled by default in the next version. However, users can re-enable it site-by-site.

* For Microsoft Edge (built on EdgeHTML) and Internet Explorer 11, Flash won't be disabled by default until its removal by December 2020.

Removing Shockwave Flash Player

Adobe will completely remove Flash from all browsers via Windows Update by December 31, 2020. Enterprise admins and IT professionals can change the Flash behavior prior to that date using group policies.

SWF Files

If you encounter a file with the .swf extension, it's an SWF file created for Shockwave Flash Player.

Why Upgrade Shockwave Flash?

Companies relying on Flash for development and playback of content should remove their dependency on Adobe Flash before December 2020. For more information, visit our blog.

By upgrading shockwave flash for Chrome and other browsers, you'll ensure a smoother experience when interacting with SWF files and prepare yourself for the eventual removal of Flash Player.

Upgrade shockwave flash for chrome