![]() Thanks to the geniuses in Redmond, WA, the User-Agent Strings for IE11 (which has a Trident engine), ID it as either "Gecko" (Firefox) or "Webkit" (Chrome). ![]() User-Agent Strings are what websites use to identify the browser you're using and provide the proper content for it's browser engine, like ActiveX stuff, and Flash or HTML5 video. Microsoft "rewrote" the User-Agent Strings for the abomination they call their latest and greatest browser ( Read more here). That doesn't mean a lot, I'm sure, but it's the root of your problems, and Flash Player has nothing to do with it. I won't tell you to use Chrome or Firefox, but THAT'S what will take care of this for you. ![]() Continuing to use IE11 will continue your problems and your frustration. Please dont tell me the solution is the Use Chrome or Use Firefox. Thanks in advance, to anyone who gives some useful input to this. As this isnt a solution.Ĭan someone tell me how to actually contact Adobe about this issue. Restored it back to a time before the issue, same thing !!Īnd selecting Test Flash Player, gives me an icon to get flash player, it click the icon, then loops back to same page. Ive manually tried uninstalling the flash player, by using the uninstall tool and deleting the files, but this just broke it more. Obviously if i turn off Active X filtering the message goes away, but doesnt help, as websites which require the flash player doesnt work. No matter what i pick, Allow, Allow always all ways keeps asking. Continued problems with web pages on Windows 8.1Īlways saying "Thie webpage wants to run the following add-on: 'Adobe Flash Player' from 'Microsoft Windows Third Party Application."
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