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    Phoronix: Adobe Rolls Out Flash Player 24 Beta For Linux

    Last month Adobe returned to updating their NPAPI Linux Flash plug-in after they went four years without updating it. In September was Flash Player 23 for Linux while available now is the Flash Player 24 beta...

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  • #2
    Last month Adobe returned to updating their NPAPI Linux Flash plug-in after they went four years without updating it.
    I would say they keep updating it regulary, just not upgrading it.

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    • #3
      Adobe, please stop developing flash. You have done enough harm.

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      • #4
        But why are they release a PPAPI version ? Hasn't Google taken over that? Why would someone use this vs the Google one in Chrome?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by bakgwailo View Post
          But why are they release a PPAPI version ? Hasn't Google taken over that? Why would someone use this vs the Google one in Chrome?
          People who are not using google chrome perhaps?

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          • #6
            Originally posted by danieru View Post

            People who are not using google chrome perhaps?
            Freshplayer works fine though.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by danieru View Post

              People who are not using google chrome perhaps?
              Literally from the article:

              There are known Linux issues remaining around async drawing, black screens when video seeking on Chrome,
              So, again, why would someone use this instead of the one already in Chrome? Which can be used in Chromium, too. I think it was pretty obvious from my comment I was talking about only the PPAPI version.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by bakgwailo View Post
                But why are they release a PPAPI version ? Hasn't Google taken over that? Why would someone use this vs the Google one in Chrome?
                Chrome is debundling as of 55 or 56 I believe. I can image this is probably one of the reasons for the push to revive linux binaries.

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                • #9
                  On Halloween, Adobe presents us a zombie. How appropriate!

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by bakgwailo View Post
                    But why are they release a PPAPI version ? Hasn't Google taken over that? Why would someone use this vs the Google one in Chrome?
                    Chrome supports 64bit only, so let say people who use 32bit wanna it.

                    But probably Adobe like to count downloads, they might have no idea how much people actually uses other browsers... many probably download whole Chrome browser just to took fresh from it

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