Interesting.
I can still allow (the Ubuntu compiled version of) firefox 64bit v83.0
to show flash content.
I appear to have non-default values for the following firefox settings:
flashblock.whitelist
plugin.flash.arch x86_64-gcc3
plugin.flash.blockliststate 0
plugin.flash.desc Shockwave Flash 32.0 r0
plugin.flash.lastmod_hi
plugin.flash.lastmod_lo
plugin.flash.path
plugin.flash.version 32.0.0.445
plugin.state.flash 1
plugins.flashBlock.enabled false
(I see that Ubuntu are not shipping hte latest flash plugin v32.0.0.453 )
On Mon, 7 Dec 2020, Hoang (US), Victor T wrote:
Sorry if this has been addressed before.
So, I know that Flash will be removed in Firefox 85, which is the 78.7 ESR equivalent.
I've just noticed that by default, the behavior on Firefox 78.5 is different than the
behavior for 78.4 ESR when handling flash content. I've previously set 78.4 ESR and
earlier versions to allow flash content, but on a "click-to-play" basis.
However 78.5 Seems to block it all together (even with flash installed and clicking allow
on the content). The place holder for the flash content links me to adobe's flash player
end of life page: https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/end-of-life.html.
I'm currently using policies.json file and have:
"FlashPlugin": {
"Allow": ["http://mycompany.org/";],
"Default": true,
"Locked": false
}
I've also looked in the about:config for plugins.flashblock.enabled = false.
Has anyone been able to circumvent this in 78.5 ESR? Or was 78.4 ESR the final
version for flash support?
Thanks,
Victor Hoang
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Andrew C. Aitchison Kendal, UK
and...@aitchison.me.uk
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