What's the consensus on Adobe Flash Player and Shockwave

nithig

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I seem to be having problems with Flash Player ... and it just doesn't 'feel' right but I can't quite put my finger on a problem as such (it does tend to stop working).

So I'm wondering what your view of both Flash Player and Shockwave are.
 

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I've personally had no problems with it, as long as, its fully updated it seems to work fine.
 

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Be careful about updating when you're browsing a website, and you get that "update flash player" notification.
I caught some malware doing that. It was an Adobe update mimic.
Only update at the Adobe site.
 

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Be careful about updating when you're browsing a website, and you get that "update flash player" notification.
I caught some malware doing that. It was an Adobe update mimic.
Only update at the Adobe site.

I do, I've visited one website, which claimed I needed to update my Adobe Flash Player to view their website (despite having the latest version installed), so I just ignored the message and left the website.
 

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