Adobe Flash Player is slowly but surely moving towards its final days, as Google has started blocking it by default in the latest version of Chrome browser.
After haunting us for many years with security flaws and performance issues, Adobe Flash Player is now blocked in the world’s two most popular browsers, as both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox attempt to load the HTML5 version of websites by default.
Chrome blocking Flash Player is a move that Google announced earlier this year, when the search giant revealed that HTML5 would be preferred in its browser starting with the fourth quarter of the year, and Chrome 55 is the first version that introduces this change.
Furthermore, Google Chrome 53 was the first version to prepare this transition, as it started bloc… (read more)
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