Yet the company today wanted to underline today that Chrome’s built-in Flash Player on Mac now uses a new plug-in architecture which runs Flash inside a sandbox that’s as strong as Chrome’s native sandbox, and “much more robust than anything else available.” This is great news for Mac users since Flash is so very widely used, and thus is a huge target for cybercriminals pushing malware. The most recent version, Chrome 23, arrived last week, which is when the four-year-old browser received its usual dose of security fixes (14 in total), as well as a new version of Adobe Flash. Now that Computerworld, and all of parent company IDG's websites, have eliminated user comments, you can get in touch with me privately by email at my full name at Gmail.Google says sandboxing is now available for Flash “with this release” of Chrome. I guess it depends on your definition of "date". 105 and each claimed that "Your Chromebook is up to date" despite using Flash version 24.0.0.186 which was released back on December 13, 2016. When I first wrote about this last year, I noted that Flash can not be updated this way on Chrome OS. If all went well, the version should now be 24.0.0.221.
If you look closely, the status goes from "component downloading" to "update ready" to "Component updated." It literally takes a second. If the version is anything other than 24.0.0.221, it needs to be updated.Ĭlick on the gray "Check for Update" button and the update happens in a flash (sorry). In the browser address bar. Look for the Adobe Flash Player in the list of components.
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