Not long ago, Adobe has released the 31st version of its Flash Player program. The team behind it also released Integrated Runtime. You know how the browser plug-in allows you to play Flash content? Now it includes the rich Internet applications and streaming video and audio.
Flash Player comes with Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome, and for the other browsers you’ll need to install it separately. However, more people choose html5 and now more and more browsers ask for an extra click for the flash content to play. It’s not usually a problem for users, though.
General information about the program
The version number of the program is 31.0.0.108 and it works on Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, macOS and Android. Its license type is Freeware.
What are the new features of the program?
This new update comes with 2 new features: screen mode configuration for AIR desktop and beta-entitlements tag in the entitlement blob for app store build – for iOS.
What’s new to come soon for the program?
The program will come with Android AIR runtime play store availability, and AIR tvOS support moved to labs. Also, app transport security and Mac NPAPI sandbox – for the Mozilla Firefox browser. It will also give its users Flash Player “Click to play” Microsoft Office support.
What are the issues that were fixed with the update of the program?
They worked at the Assorted security and the functional fixes. Also, ETC2 non alpha ATF are not rendered in ADL. They also fixed the incorrect path on macOS using File.browseForSave, if the target file already exists. Also, swiping iPhone bottom and opening system tray are not on, instead of the small arrow.
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