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Since installing El Capitan, I am unable to load or update Adobe Flash Player (revision 21). My Mac Mini appears to perform the installation, tells me it was successful and asks me to restart my browser (Safari 9.1). When I try to use the Flash Player it cannot be found in Applications' or anywhere but in 'Downloads'. Any ideas, my friends?
What exactly happens when you try to play Flash media in Safari?
There no Flash app, it is part of Safari after installing Flash.
In System Preferences is there a preference for Flash Player?
I did find the Flash Player icon in my Preferences. Every internet site that requires Flash Player thinks I do not have it, even after I do what I described earlier. Is there a change that I need to make to get the icon in Preferences visible/functional when a site requires it? I have it set so that sites needing Flash Player can save info on my Mac.
Do you have any Flash blocker extensions in Safari?
Did you download Flash fro Adobe?
From the Safari menu bar, please select
Safari ▹ Preferences... ▹ Security
and check the box marked
Allow plug-ins
Click the button marked
Plug-in Settings...
and make any changes needed.
Thank you, Linc Davis. I only knew the solution had to be simple once identified. I am a little more savvy having your help in hand. Everything now works as expected.
God bless & be well.
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