Google’s Chrome browser has long released with a built-in Flash Player plug-in—the result of a technology partnership between the Internet giant and Flash maker Adobe. Though Adobe still allows ...

In addition, Google’s latest Chrome version implements 43 new security fixes. Google has launched the latest iteration of the Chrome browser for Windows, Mac and Linux, which blocks Adobe Flash Player ...

Google's latest version of the Chrome web browser offers an even more secure, tightly sandboxed version of the browser’s Flash Player plugin. If you haven't already updated you can download Chrome 21 ...

As a Windows user, I prefer Google’s Chrome browser both for security reasons and because of the way it self-updates the browser and the embedded Flash player. Still, every now and then, I invoke ...

The latest developer channel release of the Chrome browser now supports sandboxing for Adobe's Flash Player on Windows 7, Vista and XP. This feature should provide extra protection against malicious ...

Windows/Mac/Linux: A new stable channel release of Google Chrome just came out and it brings integrated Flash to the browser—Chrome will now update and manage Flash for you. The update addresses a ...

Almost two years ago, Adobe formally announced that Flash Player would cease to be developed and supported by the end 2020. Google immediately followed suit announcing that Flash would slowly be ...

Google has released Chrome 88 today, January 19th, 2021, to the Stable desktop channel, and it includes security improvements and the long-awaited removal of Adobe Flash Player. Chrome 88 is now ...

Google told us in May that it would eventually block Adobe Flash Player content on Chrome. And today, the company is making good on its promise. Google is making HTML5 the preferred and default way to ...

Google's Chrome browser allows a great deal of customization by the user. This freedom makes it possible to have installed software automatically change settings: something that is useful when you ...

Security researchers exploited previously unknown vulnerabilities in Apple Safari, Google Chrome and Flash Player to compromise the latest versions of OS X and Windows during the first day of the ...

Security researchers exploited previously unknown vulnerabilities in Apple Safari, Google Chrome and Flash Player to compromise the latest versions of OS X and Windows during the first day of the ...