- #UPDATE FLASH PLAYER PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX INSTALL#
- #UPDATE FLASH PLAYER PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX UPDATE#
- #UPDATE FLASH PLAYER PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX WINDOWS#
From May 2014 until the Fx 35 was released Readers will recall, from - above, that Firefox 35 is now using the I think this bug is another example ofīug 1010132 "Flash 13.0.0.206 shown as up to date". Illustrates an example of this, going back to.
#UPDATE FLASH PLAYER PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX WINDOWS#
This is the opposite of this bug and is a false sense of security.īug 1084537 "Flash sometimes displayed as up to date whilst vulnerable, on Windows 7" Their 'old and now vulnerable Flash Plugin' is reported as "Up to Date" - IN ERROR. Visitors to the 'Plugincheck Website' get the 'wrong report': Issues where AFTER the 'Plugincheck Database' has been updated, So, providing there are no issues users *should* be told that
on at 01:17:48 PST Schalk Neethling added Flash 16.0.0.305 to When Flash is blocklisted there is a lot of traffic to the 'Plugincheck Website'.Ĥ. The most recent Flash Blocklist bug isīug 1128534 "( CVE-2015-0313) Blocklist flash 16.0.0.296 and earlier versions". Recent issues with Flash and Plugincheck:ģ. It work in most browsers: see the Meta bug 1121456 "PluginCheck for Firefox". In 2015 Schalk Neethling is going to progress thisīy getting the 'Plugincheck Service' working correctly in Firefox before making AFAICT I think that 'Release has not been bumped on' and thatįx 35+ is using the 'JSON List' method of plugincheck.Ģ. The checks are still done using the 'old method - enumeration'. I think when Firefox ESR users visit the 'Plugincheck Website' That had been used since the 'Plugincheck Service' started in 2009. Release (and older) used the older 'existing method (using enumeration)' Background to the 'Plugincheck Service' see bug 956905 comment # 148 onwards.įrom May 2014 onwards Beta+ used the new 'JSON List' method and The Plugincheck Website also reports that your Flash is "vulnerable" - IN ERROR.ĭo you have a screenshot that you can attach?ġ. The Plugincheck Website reports that you have version "16.0.0.235" - IN ERROR.ī. Please confirm, what I think you are reporting:Ī. > yet plugincheck thinks I have 16.0.0.235. > Both about:plugins and adobe's page both tell me I have 16.0.0.305 version of flash (In reply to Sam Haycraft from comment #3) Should, if it is working correctly, tell you that your Flash is "vulnerable". If "about:plugins" shows that you have 'an old Flash' e.g.
#UPDATE FLASH PLAYER PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX INSTALL#
Then I think you may have to uninstall Flash and Install Flash 16.0.0.305. If you don't have the same version, as detected by Firefox and Adobe's web site, > Adobe is showing I'm using version: 16,0,0,305 Which version do you have (according to Adobe's web site)? In my case I have "16,0,0,305 installed" - according to Adobe's web site I also recommend that you test that Internet Explorer, and any otherīrowser that you have installed, at Adobe's web site. I speculate that this was because there have been so many versions of I have noticed that it gave the 'wrong answer' once in the last few days. The version of Plugincheck in your "locale" (language). You can use the link at the top of this page "/plugincheck" which will redirect to Which version do you have (according to Firefox)? This is Adobe Flash Player version 16.0.0.305. To check the 'version that Firefox thinks is installed'.
Please can you check this by typing "about:plugins" into the Firefox Address bar > Firefox is showing I'm using version:16.0.0.296 NOT the version as detected by the 'Plugincheck Website'). Please can you check two things: detection by Firefox and detection by Adobe's web site.
#UPDATE FLASH PLAYER PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX UPDATE#
To update to Adobe Flash Player 16.0.0.305, is APSB15-04. The most recent one, which advises Windows and Macintosh users "Adobe Flash Player" version 16.0.0.305 is "Up to Date".Īdobe have published 4 Adobe Security Bulletins, for Flash, so far in 2015. I am getting the correct result: plugincheck is telling me that
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