Windows 10: Google to hit pause on Flash ads in Chrome on September 1

Discus and support Google to hit pause on Flash ads in Chrome on September 1 in Windows 10 News to solve the problem; Google will hammer one more nail in Flash's coffin with a feature that will soon prevent many Flash ads from displaying in Chrome desktop. The... Discussion in 'Windows 10 News' started by labeeman, Aug 27, 2015.

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  1. LABEEMAN
    labeeman Win User

    Google to hit pause on Flash ads in Chrome on September 1


    Source

    :)
     
    labeeman, Aug 27, 2015
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  2. OCRANGER117
    OCRanger117 Win User

    windows 10 upgrade

    1. correct

    2.

    Your Flash Version

    24.0.0.221

    Your browser name

    Edge (ActiveX)

    Your Operating System (OS)

    Windows (Window 10)

    3. ‎Wednesday, ‎September ‎23, ‎2015, ‏‎2:48:28 PM this is Avira Free

    4. Google Chrome Version 61.0.3163.100 (Official Build) (64-bit)

    5. NO
     
    OCRanger117, Aug 27, 2015
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  3. GHOSTDEVELOPER
    GhostDeveloper Win User
    Windows 10 Update

    1a. The Dell Laptop is delivered on 15 May 2016 and Warranty is 1 year.

    1b. Dell Official Website

    1c. Brand New

    2. Come with Windows 10 Home when delivered.

    3. Yes. Come with it also

    4. Yes. The Mcafee is expired.

    5. Adobe Flash Player Version 27.0.0.187

    6. Google Chrome Version 62.0.3202.94

    7. Clean Master is use once every month, However since September 2017 I have stop using.
     
    GhostDeveloper, Aug 27, 2015
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  4. CLIFF S
    Cliff S New Member

    Google to hit pause on Flash ads in Chrome on September 1

    This is very good news(slowly and painfully killing those unsecure add-ons like JAVA and Flash Player) I have had Flash Player as "click-to-play" for the last couple of years now in all my browsers..
     
    Cliff S, Aug 27, 2015
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  5. COUNTMIKE
    CountMike New Member
    I disabled automatic Flash on FF long time ago. If I want to I can enable it but do it very occasionally.
     
    CountMike, Aug 27, 2015
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  6. CLIFF S
    Cliff S New Member
    With HTML5 as default these days, I think we only need Flash to view ads*Wink
     
    Cliff S, Aug 27, 2015
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  7. COUNTMIKE
    CountMike New Member
    No, news sites for instance are full of Flash and so are older sites. In FF there's an obscure setting to stop playing any videos automatically but it's not 100% effective. Flv format is popular because of small file sizes.
     
    CountMike, Aug 27, 2015
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  8. CLIFF S
    Cliff S New Member

    Google to hit pause on Flash ads in Chrome on September 1

    Oh ok, I probably generalized too much there, I need it on Major Geeks to see most video content and Softpedia as well.
     
    Cliff S, Aug 27, 2015
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  9. COUNTMIKE
    CountMike New Member
    Try Yahoo News, it's nothing but Flash.
     
    CountMike, Aug 27, 2015
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  10. CLIFF S
    Cliff S New Member
    Yahoo is to insecure for me, even with Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit running*092. But the major players in browser and internet content want to kill flash totally.
    It shouldn't effect Adobe "too bad" because it's free and they have a lot of very good pay to use products. Although it's free they will lose the money from businesses that advertise using their Flash Player, but at least they won't have to maintain it.
     
    Cliff S, Aug 27, 2015
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  11. COUNTMIKE
    CountMike New Member
    Of all of Yahoo I just watch news and one old e-mail account. Yahoo was first search engine but fell behind. All of the Adobe I banished long time ago, too bloated SW and difficult to get rid of.
     
    CountMike, Aug 27, 2015
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  12. CLIFF S
    Cliff S New Member
    Adobe News Flash to Focus on PC Browsing and Mobile Apps; Adobe to More Aggressively Contribute to HTML5


    Even Adobe wants to kill it.*Tongue
     
    Cliff S, Aug 27, 2015
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  13. ZOOBURNER
    zooburner Win User

    Google to hit pause on Flash ads in Chrome on September 1

    This is great news

    I have had flash set to 'ask to activate' for a good while, and don't even have the java plug-in installed
     
    zooburner, Aug 30, 2015
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  14. GARY
    Gary Win User
    Firefox uses Yahoo search as their default. What is Google going to do with YouTube?
     
    Gary, Aug 30, 2015
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  15. ALTAE
    altae Win User
    The stadard protocol on youtube has long been changed to html5, youtube is not dependant on flash anymore.
     
    altae, Sep 3, 2015
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