That’s why the old Edge requires you to approve the loading and running of Flash content every time you visit a web page that uses Flash.Ī website that can't load Flash in Edge (old browser version) However, given the numerous security problems inherent in Adobe Flash, Flash content is not loaded automatically. Microsoft has included Adobe Flash Player support in this web browser, so you can allow Flash content to run. In Windows 10’s old Microsoft Edge, Adobe Flash Player is enabled by default. Even if you click or tap on the “Flash Player download” or “Flash plugin required” messages that websites might show you, nothing actually happens.Ī website that asks tells you it couldn't download Flash in Edge That means that visiting websites with Flash content is practically impossible by normal means. In the New Microsoft Edge, all Adobe Flash Player content is disabled by default, no questions asked. For example, some websites might tell you that you have to download, install, or enable Adobe Flash Player. In other cases, you may stumble upon various Flash related messages. Regardless of whether you’re using the new default Microsoft Edge browser from Windows 10 (based on the same rendering engine as Google Chrome) or the old Microsoft Edge when you access a Flash website, the Flash content doesn’t load, and usually, nothing is shown. What happens if you visit a Flash website in Microsoft Edge (new and old) Adobe Flash Player is blocked and officially dead. According to the Adobe Flash Player EOL General Information Page, it is also strongly recommended to uninstall Flash Player from your computers and devices to remove the security issues that came with having this software installed. NOTE: Since December 31, 2020, Adobe stopped supporting Flash Player, and starting with January 12, 2021, the company also started blocking Flash content from running.
Adobe Flash Player is blocked and officially dead.
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