06-02-15 23:22 mark lewis wrote to Ed Vance about Adobe Flash   
      
    ml> @MSGID: <556ED984.14021.windowsa@capcity2.synchro.net>   
    ml> 01 Jun 15 22:55, you wrote to All:   
      
    EV> Trying to update Flash on the XP box still will not complete when I use   
    EV> either browser to get an Flash update from Adobe.   
      
    ml> it likely won't without some hacking type of work... XP is   
    ml> unsupported and most everyone stopped supporting it when m$   
    ml> did...   
   Howdy! Mark,   
      
    ml> FWIW: unless you really and absolutly have to have flash on   
    ml> that box, i'd uninstall it and never look back... but i don't   
    ml> know what sites you go to that might require it... none that i   
    ml> visit require it and if they do, i don't go back because   
    ml> adblockpro or noscript has the mess filtered for me ;)   
      
   A few weeks ago I was reading something about choosing when to allow   
   Flash, so I changed Firefox's Add-On for Flash to Always Ask.   
      
   Maybe I shot myself in the foot when I did that.   
      
   I did turn the setting back to allow Flash to run all the time in   
   Firefox, and then go to Adobe's Flash page to download the Installer   
   file and ran the Installer using RunAs... in a Admin account, but it   
   didn't complete so I changed it to Always Ask if I want to allow it.   
      
   I've read that YouTube is switching to HTML5 and that was one of the   
   reasons I changed Flash's settings, but it seems like every time I go   
   to YouTube or see a Link to a Video on Kim Komando's pages, I am asked   
   to allow Flash now.   
      
   If I uninstalled Flash I'd think I c/wouldn't see the web pages I   
   wanted to look at.   
      
   Maybe I will try Uninstalling Flash to see how things go, thanks for   
   the suggestion.   
      
   Besides Wikipedia and Kim Komando, I read AskLeo (Notenboom), AskWoody,   
   Windows Secrets regularly.   
      
   I use NoScript and AdBlock with Firefox too, and a few others.   
      
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