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Adobe Flash Player 11.3.300.262

It's because many users, including myself, are having major problems with Flash 11.3 crashing Firefox 13.0 +. Until now my Firefox would freeze constantly with Flash 11.3 unless I turned off protected mode. This new version of Flash now works on my PC with protected mode turned on.
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Desktop Win 7 x64 Emsisoft Anti Malware v6.6, Laptop Win 7 x64 & Desktop XP Pro Emsisoft Anti Malware v6.6 & Online Armor Premium v5.5, Netbook Win 7 Starter and Netbook XP Home Avast 7, MBAM and Hitman Pro used on-demand only.

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Adobe Probes Flash Player Firefox Problems

reply to antdude
Thanks antdude

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Here we go again ... but if it resolves some of the latest issues ... .

Looks like Windows only.
»www.adobe.com/products/flashplay···on3.html

reply to antdude
The root thread is »[FireFox] Arrrgh..... antdude
Both FF and IE on my W7 x86 are fine at 11,3,300,257 I'm not fiddling with settings that are now stable.

trparky makes a good »[Updated] Adobe Flash Player 11.3.300.262 point

Regards,

reply to antdude
The (dslreports) Mozilla Software thread, Flash Player 11.3.300.262 plug in version only.

reply to gugarci
Interesting. I will have to check for Linux and Mac OS X. I have no idea what versions they have.

reply to antdude
Thanks, got it.

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Not everyone had issues with Flash 11.3, but enough people did. My Win 7 Pro x64 desktop did not work till now, my Win 7 Pro laptop had no issues with 11.3 but I updated it also. My desktop has an Nvidia GPU and my laptop ATI.

My son's Win 7 starter netbook also had issues with Flash 11.3 and Firefox. Also none of my XP PC's had any issues with 11.3.
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Desktop Win 7 x64 Emsisoft Anti Malware v6.6, Laptop Win 7 x64 & Desktop XP Pro Emsisoft Anti Malware v6.6 & Online Armor Premium v5.5, Netbook Win 7 Starter and Netbook XP Home Avast 7, MBAM and Hitman Pro used on-demand only.

Weren't these issues with 64 bit OS only due to the protected mode now included with Flash? I don't think protected mode runs on XP. Does it run under vista/win7 32 bit?

reply to gugarci
Aha! That explains why Flash crashed in FF 13 on me today. I went to »www.officedepot.com and clicked on the "This Week's Ad" icon and FF had a seizure for a while, then the "Sorry, Flash has crashed" message popped up. I'll see if the new version fixes that.

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The update fixed it. I also didn't have to restart FF!?!? Flash updates used to always require I shutdown FF before they would install.

reply to antdude
No new version for IE? This is only for FF, Opera etc....? I am asking because in OP first post and link. On the following page has a link for IE updated version. But, I do not see it on Adobe website....

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Fixed Issues:
Users experience crashes while viewing Flash content in Firefox on Windows(3211153)

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reply to antdude
Doesn't seem to fix the audio sync issues when playing flash full screen nor does it seem to have fixed the severely degraded performance of flash videos. Turning off hardware acceleration makes no difference. Went back to 10.3.183.20 (Fully security patched) and no issues.