I saw this but have not done it cause I don't understand the implications: "Try typing chrome:flags into your address bar and enabling "threaded compositing" and "gpu compositing"" The Google Software Removal Tool said "No programs found".I have checked chrome://conflicts and there are none.I went to Incognito mode and pandora still threw the error, so it's not extensions.I did close and open my browser after doing each configuration. Chrome://plugins shows pepperchrome enabled now as enabling the OS's Windows one did not solve the issue. I have enabled the OS's Flash, enabled Chrome's flash.I have closed and opened the browser, rebooted the computer, cleared my cache.When I click "test your flash player installation" the top of the page is white and it shows versions and that mine is the latest one.The Adobe site check shows no animation at and it tries to download a dir file.Using this url allows me to go to the site: Today, Chrome has decided 'you know what, fuck Shockwave' then proceeds to ask me to kill all pages that are using it (Youtube, G-Mail, ect). Im wondering why since very recently my own programmed flash-video-player (using the YouTube ActionScript 3.0 Player API) is not working anymore in Firefox (Win, 45.0.1) but its working still fine in Chrome (Win.
#Chrome shockwave player not working upgrade
If you are unable or do not wish to upgrade your Flash Player, please try a different browser." Today, Chrome has decided 'you know what, fuck Shockwave' then proceeds to ask me to kill all pages that are using it. "Please ensure you are using the latest Flash Player. I have the latest everything (see below).ġ.
#Chrome shockwave player not working update
New problem as of a couple of days with no known changes to the system. And if youre running a version of Shockwave older than version 12.1.0.150 released in March 2014, be sure to update it, since older versions have a known memory corruption issue that can not only crash the plugin but leave your computer vulnerable to hackers source: Constantin.
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