[Guide] How to Enable Click-to-Play Plugins in Every Web Browser

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Every Web Browser added all versions of Adobe Flash up to the most recent version 18.0.0.203 to the blocklist.
 
Security researchers have discovered vulnerabilities in recent versions of Adobe Flash that have not been patched yet by Adobe but are exploited in the wild. In particular, several exploit kits are already making use of it to serve crypto-ransomware to systems running Adobe Flash.
 
In an effort to protect Browser users from harm on the Internet, Browsers added the current version of Adobe Flash and all previous versions to the browser's blocklist.
 
The blocklist lists browser extensions, plugins and other components that are blocked automatically by Browsers either directly or sometimes in the case of plugins, by setting them to "ask to activate".
 
The Flash vulnerability affects all versions of Flash on Windows, Linux and Macintosh systems.
 
 
 
Mozilla Firefox

Click the stacks icon at the top right of the browser window. (Or type "about:addons" into a new browser tab.)

 

 

Scroll down to and click Add-ons.

 
 
Scroll down to Shockwave Flash and change the setting to Activate.

 

Google Chrome

 

Click the Enable link under Adobe Flash Player.

 

Apple Safari

 

Click Safari in the menu bar.

 
 
Click on Preferences

 
 
 Click the Security tab in the pop-up window.

 
 
Click the second Website Settings button, next to Allow Plug-ins.

 
 
Select Adobe Flash Player.

 

 

Opera (Mac OS)

 

 

Choose Developer > Plug-ins.

 

 

In the plug-ins page, locate the Adobe Flash Player section.

 

 

Click Enable.

 

 

Flash Player is now enabled in your browser  ^_^
 

Opera (Windows)

 

 

Choose Developer tools > Plug-ins.

 

 

In the plug-ins page, locate the Adobe Flash Player section.

 

 

Click Enable.

 

 

Flash Player is now enabled in your browser  ^_^
 

Microsoft Edge (Windows 10)

 

 

Click the "..." button in the upper right-hand corner to access the Microsoft Edge menu.

 

Select Settings.

 

 

Scroll down to the Platform controls section and click the toggle button to enable Adobe Flash Player.

 

 

Refresh your web page or open a new tab in your browser window.

 

 

 
 
 
Select Allow, and click done =)

Edited July 16, 2015 by DonCarnage

[Darren4Turbo 4,913]

Hmm... so this is a guide/solution :).

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Guides ? 

[DonCarnage 1,270]

Title edited.

 

 

Can I add other browsers?

 

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Can I add other browsers?

What browser add?

[Darren4Turbo 4,913]

What browser add?

I think he wants to add other browsers guides to your topic :).

[mbort 34]

I think he wants to add other browsers guides to your topic :).

ok. Add Opera Browser and Microsoft Edge

Edited July 16, 2015 by mbort

[DonCarnage 1,270]

ok. Add Opera Browser and Microsoft Edge

Unfortunately, Internet Explorer does not have the same Click-to-Play feature as Firefox, Chrome, and Opera.

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Unfortunately, Internet Explorer does not have the same Click-to-Play feature as Firefox, Chrome, and Opera.

 

IE don't block flash plyaer.