Section 4 states: "Adobe will be removing Flash Player download pages from its site and Flash-based content will be blocked from running in Adobe Flash Player after the EOL Date." My suspicion is that this was probably resolved quickly (Zynga is constantly revising their web content), but because your computer caches content for a period of time (this minimizes load time for you, and server CPU and bandwidth costs for Facebook and Zynga), people probably weren't getting the corrected content until the cache expired (and one update per day seems pretty reasonable on that front).Blackbird71 last edited If one refers to Adobe's Flash Player EOL Information Page, they will note: ( ' ' )
There's not much you can do personally, beyond clearing your cache (to ensure you're getting the latest of whatever is served from Zynga's servers). Both Chrome and Flash Player build the fundamental underpinnings that make things like in-browser games possible, but it's up to content developers to actually implement things correctly.
This is bad practice, and Chrome blocks it, because they (as do we) prioritize security over user experience. either Facebook or Zynga's code) is attempting to load additional child assets over an unencrypted channel. The messages you're pointing to in comment 4 about the page being secure have nothing to do with Flash Player.Ĭhrome is letting you know that while the page was served over an encrypted channel, code on the page (i.e.
See the following for more information: Site Engagement - The Chromium Projects,, Google Groups Since Opera is based on Chromium, the same Flash Player click-to-play settings from Chrome translate over to Opera. If you've enabled Flash and it's still not working, it's possible Chrome's Site Engagement Index for the page is too low. click Done to close the Manage Exceptions window.In the Hostname pattern field enter and in the corresponding drop-down menu, select Allow.Alternatively, skip steps 2-4 and go directly to opera://settings/contentExceptions#plugins.Locate the Flash section and click Manage Exception button link.In the menu on the left, select Websites.Click the 'Adobe Flash Player download' link displays the info bar asking if the user wants to enable Flash for the site:Īlternatively, enable Flash via Opera Settings: if you go to and click 'Check Now', the widget may indicate Flash Player is either not installed or not enabled. The implementation for this can vary by site. Opera is a fork of Chromium and recently implemented Flash click-to-play, which forces users to 'allow' Flash for each site. Opera does not embed Flash Player, Google Chrome and IE and Edge on Windows 8.x/10 do, but not Opera.
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