Adobe Flash Player 11.3.300.262

Posted on 21-06-2012 04:53 GMT
Adobe Flash Player is a cross-platform browser-based application runtime that delivers uncompromised viewing of expressive applications, content, and videos across screens and browsers. Flash Player delivers breakthrough web experiences to over 98% of Internet users. Adobe Flash Player is now available for Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems.


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by khashim - 21-06-2012 05:12 GMT
gotta test if theyve fixed the blatant protected mode shit...

thnx for the update btw

Edit: just saw the news...theyre still working on it >.>
Edit2: seems to be ok right now :showoff:
by 0veR - 21-06-2012 05:19 GMT
Did they fixed Firefox crashing in this version?
by Miroglu - 21-06-2012 09:10 GMT
Thanks for update
by emil47 - 21-06-2012 09:29 GMT
Thank you!
by fretless - 21-06-2012 10:32 GMT

Did they fixed Firefox crashing in this version?

no.
if you remove the string ProtectedMode=0 from mms.cfg file
it's the same situation of the previous version.bug not fixed.
by ravisoorya - 21-06-2012 10:36 GMT
thanks for da update
by HJSC - 21-06-2012 11:19 GMT
Thanks for the update =]
by jasonliul - 21-06-2012 11:27 GMT

Did they fixed Firefox crashing in this version?


Adobe provided an update letting users know that it's working on the problem, but that there is no fix yet.
:doh:
by KotaXor - 21-06-2012 11:47 GMT
Thanks for the update.
by implague - 21-06-2012 11:56 GMT
thanx for the update
by psyko666 - 21-06-2012 12:47 GMT
Thanks for the quick update again! :D
by fl0ppyd1scours3 - 21-06-2012 13:35 GMT
Thanks for the :dance2: :dance2: update.
by Xtermy - 21-06-2012 13:59 GMT
Unfortunately, the link for the IE version still gives the previous version (11.3.300.257).

Can someone fix it, please?
by nanana1 - 21-06-2012 14:03 GMT

Unfortunately, the link for the IE version still gives the previous version (11.3.300.257).

Can someone fix it, please?


This update is a crash bug fix for Firefox, so there is no update for the IE version which remains as 11.3.300.257. ^_^
by HJSC - 21-06-2012 15:26 GMT

Unfortunately, the link for the IE version still gives the previous version (11.3.300.257).

Can someone fix it, please?


There’s too much debris, and litter information.
This update is only for Firefox, Mozilla, Netscape, Opera and Other plugin-based browser. Opera does not even need to update and IE is still the same version 11.3.300.257
The problem was between Firefox 13.0 and Adobe Flash Player. Now, both are updated, we can see was it successful .
The current versions of:
Platform Browser Player version
Windows Internet Explorer (and other browsers that support Internet Explorer ActiveX controls and plug-ins) 11.3.300.257
Firefox, Mozilla, Netscape, Opera (and other plugin-based browsers) 11.3.300.262
Chrome 11.3.300.257
Macintosh – OS X Firefox, Opera, Safari 11.3.300.257
Chrome 11.3.300.257
Linux Mozilla, Firefox, SeaMonkey 11.2.202.236
Chrome 11.2.202.236
Solaris Mozilla 11.2.202.223

by nanana1 - 21-06-2012 15:41 GMT
Basically, it's a mess. :s
by Gabben - 21-06-2012 15:46 GMT
Yeah, it's a mess. :nuke:
by Xtermy - 21-06-2012 16:10 GMT
Thanks nanana1 and HJSC for clearing it up for us! :yes:
by T0nyB - 21-06-2012 19:35 GMT
Thanks for the update :)
by freeforever03 - 21-06-2012 21:03 GMT
Thanks for the update.
by need4steer - 21-06-2012 23:19 GMT
Thanks a lot for keeping us updated.
by DrKash - 22-06-2012 02:22 GMT
To find out what Flash version a device uses, users can visit this link
http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
by phâm - 22-06-2012 04:27 GMT
Thanks
by T3D1-MC - 22-06-2012 15:29 GMT
thanks for the update
by StealthyBoi - 23-06-2012 01:03 GMT
Thanks for the update anuraag!
by keyman - 23-06-2012 09:19 GMT
Those who have problems, have you updated Firefox to 13.0.1? That's what solved the crashes for me :)
by RocketMan - 23-06-2012 10:51 GMT
It's surprising that none of the folks who reported flash issues with the previous release have come forward to testify whether this latest release resolves that issue or not. :think:
by keyman - 23-06-2012 12:29 GMT

It's surprising that none of the folks who reported flash issues with the previous release have come forward to testify whether this latest release resolves that issue or not. :think:


Some people say they still have problems with the latest release. I can't confirm, since I've been trouble-free ever since I updated Firefox :lol:
by Jota.Ce - 23-06-2012 23:03 GMT
Thanks!

No problems with this v11.3 on SeaMonkey! Even the previous version worked well.
by RocketMan - 24-06-2012 05:30 GMT


It's surprising that none of the folks who reported flash issues with the previous release have come forward to testify whether this latest release resolves that issue or not. :think:


Some people say they still have problems with the latest release. I can't confirm, since I've been trouble-free ever since I updated Firefox :lol:

Same here, absolutely trouble-free on V14 (x32-bit) and V16 (x64-bit) :)
by unknownasphyxiated - 24-06-2012 05:53 GMT
did you turn off protected mode??
by lifeiscool - 24-06-2012 06:17 GMT



It's surprising that none of the folks who reported flash issues with the previous release have come forward to testify whether this latest release resolves that issue or not. :think:


Some people say they still have problems with the latest release. I can't confirm, since I've been trouble-free ever since I updated Firefox :lol:

Same here, absolutely trouble-free on V14 (x32-bit) and V16 (x64-bit) :)

Do you use Sandboxie?.
by RocketMan - 24-06-2012 06:25 GMT




It's surprising that none of the folks who reported flash issues with the previous release have come forward to testify whether this latest release resolves that issue or not. :think:


Some people say they still have problems with the latest release. I can't confirm, since I've been trouble-free ever since I updated Firefox :lol:

Same here, absolutely trouble-free on V14 (x32-bit) and V16 (x64-bit) :)

Do you use Sandboxie?.

Nope, not at all, have also disabled the Sandbox component from my COMODO. :)
by RocketMan - 24-06-2012 06:45 GMT

did you turn off protected mode??

Sorry, I just missed your post completely. If that question was for me - no, I left everything, at default (did not turn off protected mode.) Maybe I was lucky. :dunno: ;)
by keyman - 24-06-2012 07:23 GMT



It's surprising that none of the folks who reported flash issues with the previous release have come forward to testify whether this latest release resolves that issue or not. :think:


Some people say they still have problems with the latest release. I can't confirm, since I've been trouble-free ever since I updated Firefox :lol:

Same here, absolutely trouble-free on V14 (x32-bit) and V16 (x64-bit) :)


Oh great, then I can upgrade my Firefox :D

If anyone's interested, I run Flash with protected mode enabled (Firefox 13.0.1, Flash Player plugin 11.3.300.262). I don't use Sandboxie, but I have sandbox in my Kaspersky Internet Security. Flash works as it should and doesn't interfere with KIS's sandbox mode :lol:
by DKT27 - 24-06-2012 22:33 GMT
Sorry for the late reply. Nevertheless. See this. :)
by keyman - 25-06-2012 07:24 GMT

Sorry for the late reply. Nevertheless. See this. :)


Thanks for the comprehensive info, that ought to clear everything up :)

On a side note, maybe Adobe is not the only one at fault here, since I remember the crashes only occurred with certain sites/ apps/ Flash content :s
by jasonliul - 25-06-2012 07:40 GMT


did you turn off protected mode??

Sorry, I just missed your post completely. If that question was for me - no, I left everything, at default (did not turn off protected mode.) Maybe I was lucky. :dunno: ;)


There're no crash cos by adobe flash 11.3 on x64 windows. Any version.
No need to turn off protected mode. i've asked somebody of the firefox developer.
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