Shockwave Flash Chrome Update For Mac

If the issue persists, download and run Chrome Canary.It is the cutting edge developer version of Chrome that can be installed alongside Stable Chrome. It's possible the problem won't exist on a future version. Shockwave flash player for google chrome, Adobe Flash Player 11.3 beta 2, Macromedia Flash Player 10, Free Convert ASF from Shockwave Flash 1.8.

“The following plug-in has crashed: Shockwave Flash” error is usually caused by having multiple versions of incompatible Shockwave Flash plug-ins installed in Chrome. To fix this error, you need to disable the redundant copies of Flash plug-ins and make sure there is only one instance of Shockwave(Flash) plug-in is running. I love Chrome so I use it as my main web browser on Mac, even though it takes up a lot of my RAM. When logging into Google+ or starting a YouTube video, Flash crashes reliably every time with an error message: “The Following Plug-in Has Crashed: Shockwave Flash”. Using FireFox or Safari does not produce the same error; however, having to switch browsers is a real pain.

The fix to “The Following Plug-in Has Crashed: Shockwave Flash” error is surprisingly easy • You can see all the plug-ins installed under Chrome by typing “about:plug-ins” in the address field. The “about:plugins” command will lead you to the Chrome Plug-ins page. • Click on the “Details” button on the top-right corner to see the details of each installed plug-in. • Locate “Flash” plug-in and see if you have more than one copy of Shockwave Flash installed.

Chrome has native support for Flash because it ships with its own Shockwave Flash plugin. If you also have downloaded and installed Flash from Adobe, you could end up having multiple copies of Shockwave Flash plugins in your Chrome; one from the Chrome itself, one installed by the Flash application you downloaded from Adobe. • If you have more than one copy of Shockwave Flash plug-ins installed and they aren’t compatible, you would likely to see the “The Following Plug-in Has Crashed: Shockwave Flash” error. To fix it, disable the one Chrome installed, then restart Chrome. Voila, you can once again watch videos from right within Chrome. [Note: You can also choose to use the one from Adobe and disable the one that comes with Chrome.

The idea is you want to make sure there is only one Shockwave Flash plug-in is active and running.]. Sarah In my previous post, I showed Three versions of Shockwave Flash. I just found another plugin listed separately from the other three.

I am totally confused as to which ones to disable and which one to enable. The following is the fourth entry. (See the others in my December 7, 2012 at 11:04 post). Adobe Shockwave Player – Version: 11.6.8r638 Adobe Shockwave for Director Netscape plug-in, version 11.6.8 Name: Shockwave for Director Description: Adobe Shockwave for Director Netscape plug-in, version 11.6.8 Version: 11.6.8r638 Location: /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/DirectorShockwave.plugin Type: NPAPI Disable MIME types: MIME type Description File extensions application/x-director Shockwave for Director.dcr.dir.dxr •. Hi Sarah, Only leave the following 2 plugins enabled and disabled others. Best cheap photoshop for mac.

If problem still exists, disable (A) as well. Sarah I have three versions. Can you tell me which one to keep? Lisa I have problems with Shockwave crashing for the last 3 months.

On Saturday, I started to notice that logins to the vSphere Web (Flex) Client stopped working with Google Chrome. Upon a successful logon, it would immediately crash with 'Shockwave Flash has crashed' message. I had seen this message plenty of times in the past and usually restarting Chrome would resolve the problem but this time it looked to be persistent even after a system reboot. I took to Twitter to see if I was the only one hitting this issue since I was not able to find anything on the web and literally in minutes, I had several dozen replies with folks experiencing the same issue which apparently started several days ago but like most, including myself, thought it was an isolated event. I thought it was just me, but apparently other folks reporting Flash crashing immediately w/Flash Web Client on latest Chrome. — William Lam (@lamw) After a bit of back/fourth and a few other folks chiming in, it looks like Google actually went and published a newer version of Flash ( 27.0.0.170) with latest Chrome ( 61.0.3163.100) update.

This newer Flash version is not even available for download and the current version as listed on Adobe's website should be 27.0.0.159. Sony video software for mac. This issue not only affects VMware products that uses Flash but any website that has Flash content and I had also noticed few others sharing frustrations on Twitter for other flash-based websites. Luckily, one workaround that I had found which others have also confirmed is to switch to Firefox which currently does not have this issue Its also been reported that latest updates from Firefox is also distributing the latest Flash which causes the exact same issue.