In all such cases, ignore it and go update Flash from Adobe's web site or through System Preferences. These things have been problems in the past. You just don't want to click mystery links in e-mail messages, on web sites or click buttons in unsolicited Flash update warnings. I know this thread started a year ago, but I'm hoping you're still watching 😎Īdobe Flash Player is listed in my system preferences in 'Other.' I updated from there. Doesn't updating Adobe Flash Player also update Shockwave? And system update or Safari update take care of the java plug-in? Clicking on 'Research' boxes for other plugins resulted in a 'whoops' error page, unfortunately. It indicates that my Shockwave Flash and Java Applet Plug-in are outdated. I also went to the firefox link you suggested ( ). Is that not a good idea? I do most of my updates from my 'Software Update." Is that also not to be trusted? And checking for updates in the menu of third party software? I thought these methods would direct me to the correct update, at least in most cases. I wouldn't think there would be much difference in this case.ĭO not install Flash from anyplace but here (bookmark this page in your browser)Īdobe Flash Player is listed in my system preferences in 'Other.' I updated from there. I will first point out that I have an iMac my search led me here. I have a couple of questions I hope you can answer for me.
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