But the whole world has known for years that the Adobe Flash browser plugin is a dangerous piece of software, and yet it is still used widely. I have been trying to run my systems without it ...

Adobe is finally pulling the plug on Flash. The software company on Tuesday said it plans to stop updating and distributing its Flash Media Player by the end of 2020. The plug-in was a pioneer in ...

The decision to crack down on Flash plugins is one of several things Mozilla has planned to ultimately bring Firefox users improved security, better battery life, faster page loads, and better ...

Google announced Tuesday that its Chrome Web browser will integrate Adobe's Flash plug-in. The latest version of Flash will ship with Google's Web browser, obviating the need for end users to ...

The second of these, the Metro browser, will not support any plugins. Whether Flash, Silverlight, or some custom business app, sites that need plugins will only be accessible in the non-touch ...

Two browsers, Mozilla Firefox and Opera, do not include Flash, although you can download a plugin from Adobe to enable it. A third, Microsoft’s new Edge browser, enables Flash by default ...

Adobe is finally killing off its Flash plugin, the company announced in a blog post on Tuesday. The firm will stop updating and distributing the technology at the end of 2020. Until then ...

Adobe Flash, the much-loathed, bug-plagued relic of a browser plugin, just got a big nail driven into its coffin. Mozilla blocked Flash by default in its Firefox browser late Monday night ...

The open source organization decided to block all versions of the Flash Player plugin up to version 18.0.0.203 on Windows. Mozilla said Flash would remain on the Firefox blocklist until Adobe ...