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Alternative to Adobe Flash Player for FireFox 64 bits

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bornival
bornival

We need to access a web site of the European Medicines Agency where graphs are only visible if the Adobe Flash Player is running. This is no longer possible with FireFox 64 bits ... which forces us to use Edge (which we do not like)... Since EMA may take a lot of time to convert its web sites for using HTML 5 and stop using Adobe Flash Player, we do need an alternative for FireFox ... Is there any that Mozilla would recommend ?

We need to access a web site of the European Medicines Agency where graphs are only visible if the Adobe Flash Player is running. This is no longer possible with FireFox 64 bits ... which forces us to use Edge (which we do not like)... Since EMA may take a lot of time to convert its web sites for using HTML 5 and stop using Adobe Flash Player, we do need an alternative for FireFox ... Is there any that Mozilla would recommend ?

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You can install Flash for your Firefox install by following the instructions here

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/install-flash-plugin-view-videos-animations-games

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You can install Flash for your Firefox install by following the instructions here

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/install-flash-plugin-view-videos-animations-games

bornival
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Thank you VERY much... It entirely solved my problem... Glad that you pointed out that to me... Too bad that it was not on the FireFox help web site. I do know that we need to be careful with Flash and I will, but we definitely need it for our work. I assume that a web site from the European Medicines Agency will be safe. Regards and thank you again. P.