If you’re using Google Chrome, the browser also includes a built-in version of Flash Player. It’s more stable and secure than the desktop version, but still wasn’t safe enough to evade the exploits Hacking Team had been using. To shut it down, type chrome://plugins into the address bar, then click “Disable” under Adobe Flash Player. You may want to bookmark the chrome://plugins page in case you run across a website where you absolutely must use Flash—you can briefly reactivate it, then disable it again afterward.
Eric Clapton says
https://www.technipages.com/disable-prevent-flash-player-update-prompts
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If you’re using Google Chrome, the browser also includes a built-in version of Flash Player. It’s more stable and secure than the desktop version, but still wasn’t safe enough to evade the exploits Hacking Team had been using. To shut it down, type chrome://plugins into the address bar, then click “Disable” under Adobe Flash Player. You may want to bookmark the chrome://plugins page in case you run across a website where you absolutely must use Flash—you can briefly reactivate it, then disable it again afterward.