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The bottom line is that I need a Flash player that works with Mac OS 10.5.8 and that Chrome accepts as not being out of date.

I do apologize about the length of this post for what really seems to be a pretty clear, and minor, problem.

Is there a way of upgrading to a version of the Adobe Flash player that will not considered to be “out of date” by Chrome yet still works with Mac OS 10.5.8 (recognizing that, as stated, the Adobe site fails to give me such a version).

Is there any way I can avoid having to click on the “Run this time” button for (almost) every page I visit and, instead, just have it set in advance to run the outdated version of the Adobe Flash player?.

So, my questions (an answer to either one would be great):

and then having to manually choose “Run this time”, time after time after time. I know it’s trivial in the grand scheme of things, but I am tired of getting the same message time after time after time. But, I will need to choose that option yet again the moment I go to a different page. On the other hand, if I choose to “Run this time” button, things seem to function normally while I am on the current page. “Adobe Flash Player was blocked because it is out of date”), I assume that even the version that I am instructed to download by Adobe is still considered “out of date” by Chrome. Regardless, given that I still keep getting the same error message (i.e. Instead, the Adobe update site offers me a less recent version of its Flash player that is compatible with my OS, and that’s the one I’ve downloaded and installed repeatedly. It is important to note that because I am using the “old” Mac OS 10.5.8, I am not able to download the latest version of Adobe Flash. (And, just to be clear, I’ve never gotten any error messages or anything else to suggest there was a problem in downloading or installing the Flash player update.) “Adobe Flash Player was blocked because it is out of date”. Even after updating, I still keep getting the same error message when I load most pages, i.e. I have repeatedly chosen the “Update plug-in” option and then proceeded to update my Flash Player. To the right of that message, there are two buttons, one offering me the chance to “Run this time” and the other to “Update plug-in”. # Remove the /tmp/flashplayer.I have an iMac running under OS 10.5.8 and I really, really want to keep using Chrome as my browser.įor several days now, many, perhaps most, of the web pages that I visit get loaded with an error message at the top of the page saying: “Adobe Flash Player was blocked because it is out of date”. # Unmount the Flash Player disk image from /tmp/flashplayer.XXXX Osvers= $(sw_vers -productVersion | awk -F. # This script downloads and installs the latest Flash player for compatible Macs