Hi,
that will be for sure something to clarify from Adobe's side.
My understanding is that if a company that manages the machines where Flash
content is running decides to block browser and flash player versions, they
should be able to continue running flash/flex content without any issue as
long as they ensure n updates are allowed.
If that's not true, they should clarify since many companies could be
affected.
Thanks
Carlos
El lun., 22 jun. 2020 a las 13:32, leokan23 () escribió:
> FYI, I came across some new information which contains this:
>
> 'Adobe also said that "Flash-based content will be blocked from running in
> Adobe Flash Player after the EOL Date," suggesting the company has added or
> plans to add a so-called "time bomb" in the Flash Player code to prevent
> users from using it starting next year.'
>
> To my understanding, this will mean that even if you freeze your browser,
> flash player wont work.
>
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