The installed version number is listed to the left.
Type about:plugins in the address bar at the top of the window.If you do not see “Adobe Flash Player” listed, or if your installed version is out of date, go to /flashplayer and download the latest version of Flash player.The version number is listed directly to the right of the plugin name.
Locate the “Adobe Flash Player” plugin. Type chrome://plugins in the address bar at the top of the window. You can also view your plugin version using the methods listed below, depending on your browser: If your installed version does not match the version listed in the table, download the latest version by following the steps mentioned above. You can check the most current version of Flash player by locating your browser in the table in this link: You may also view the current version you have installed from this link. Each browser you have installed must have its own version of Flash installed. Please note: You cannot download Flash player once and have it work across multiple browsers. You can download this plugin for free at: /flashplayer In order to view certain VUSN archived lecture links, as well as most VOPPT (voice-over PowerPoint) links, your browser must have the Adobe Flash plugin installed. Vanderbilt Nurse-Midwifery Faculty Practice. Center for Research Development and Scholarship (CRDS). VUSN Faculty/Staff Intranet (Sharepoint). The lastest versions of Flowplayer offers an html5 video player with flash fallback support. Your option here (in addition to manually enable flash for the site, or use other browser :-) ) is to use Flowplayer 7 (or any other HTML5 player). Google is doing this to force people to adopt HTML5. But please note that the plan from Google is that in few months (by Oct 2017) everybody will require to activate flash for each site even in the sites with highest indexes. Basically, the more you visit a site the higher the this index is, you can check your values if you input this url : chrome://site-engagement. 
Why a site requires to manually activated or not is based on something called site engagement. This is caused because Chrome is phasing out Flash in favor of HTML5.įlash is still supported in Chrome but the user needs to manually enable flash for each site.
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