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Upgrade your Flash Player

Monday, 20. October 2008, 08:21:27

Gain unprecedented creative control with expressive new features and visual performance improvements in Adobe Flash Player 10.

Some of you have most likely experienced some sort of audio problems, hikcups (on Mac), freeze after 3 seconds on videos (YouTube for example), etc. Well, we recommend you upgrade to Flash 10 and hopefully will stability shine on us all.

Adobe Flash Player 10 is available immediately as a free download for Windows, Macintosh and Linux platforms (including new support for Ubuntu 7 and 8). Support for Solaris is expected later this year.

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Comments

sdrpl # 20. October 2008, 09:11

Got it!

BabyJay99 # 20. October 2008, 10:18

drlaunch # 20. October 2008, 10:31

Actually, the main reason to upgrade is if you're a Linux user. Flash player 10 for Linux solves issues with webcams and unlike earlier, web page elements can be above player embeds, such as in the menus on adobe.com.

dduenker # 20. October 2008, 10:48

Instead of upgrading i just banned flash from my harddisk, i feel so much happier now

EspenAO # 20. October 2008, 10:51

uptonpark # 20. October 2008, 11:05

Adobe Flash Player 9 is not working on Windows 98. I have to stick with Flash Player 8.

ellinidata # 20. October 2008, 11:14

I just did!

thanks

garyg # 20. October 2008, 11:28

great

Tamil # 20. October 2008, 11:38

I updated already.

Micky # 20. October 2008, 12:01

I tried Flash 10.0.12.36 plugin with Opera in WinXP and it crashes Opera on some sites with Flash! Back to Flash 9.

Chas4 # 20. October 2008, 12:02

I did the day it came out

http://my.opera.com/Chas4/blog/2008/10/15/adobe-flash-player-10

jaminthorns # 20. October 2008, 12:03

Yay! I finally have sound with flash on opera! Works much faster, too.

dantesoft # 20. October 2008, 12:12

I recommend this Linux tip:
http://my.opera.com/area42/blog/flash-player-10-final

SouthernCross # 20. October 2008, 12:33

Updated already.

kevinarjun # 20. October 2008, 12:34

updated it...but weres 64bit?

p.mansoor # 20. October 2008, 12:51

Done

brekmac # 20. October 2008, 14:30

O novo flash 10 está com uma ligeira dificuldade de executar aplicações mais complexas.

ombolan # 20. October 2008, 19:48

the activeX is not recognized by opera, isn't it?

Chas4 # 20. October 2008, 19:51

ombolan active x is an IE only thing

ombolan # 20. October 2008, 19:56

thanks for your answer.
so i ask one question: "why?"

Chas4 # 20. October 2008, 20:04

ombolan active x was devopled by Microsoft for use only with Windows:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa751972(VS.85).aspx

ombolan # 20. October 2008, 20:11

oh yes, thanks again, OLE technic.
so i have to stay with IE ... mostly.

garyg # 20. October 2008, 20:23

Why would you do that(??), when you can use opera for everything and have a safer browse!!!

EagleMKD # 20. October 2008, 20:26

Yeah, its pretty much more stable and includes a new feature: You can watch 2-3 vids simultaneously on GNU/Linux! Yes! How could they even think of adding this feature??

Adobe, you suck, but I must use your stupid flash.

sites.web.pt # 20. October 2008, 20:26

I'll wait and see...

ombolan # 20. October 2008, 20:26

to use my activeXes

antipro # 21. October 2008, 07:02

It can not be installed on my mobile phone. - -||

ombolan # 21. October 2008, 08:22

@white_eagle: 3 videos simultaneously?
never heard of the third eye?

EagleMKD # 21. October 2008, 13:51

@ombolan I was reffering to videos as a flash content. If you load more than 3 pages with flash content on them, any browser chokes (FF, Opera, Konqueror).