Adobe Releases Flash Version 11.2.202.356: Update NOW

[log0]

Except that 90% of all webpages still heavily rely on it... Even opening Gmail without flash will result in a warning and reduced functionality.

And I am 90% sure you've just invented that 90% claim. :P

Running flashless for about a year, not missing it at all.

[etam]

11.2.202.356 was released in april last year. The current version is 11.2.202.481 and it's still vulnerable to 0-days.

[dungeon]

Every flash version here mozilla blocked since yesterday.

https://twitter.com/MarkSchmidty/status/620783674561327104/photo/1

[cliff]

But the current version is 11.2.202.481 and I got it few days ago (9 July).

I'm glad I am not the only one living in a parallel universe. I also have flash version 11.2.202.481 which I downloaded July 10 Friday. Because my browser warned me it was out of date last week.

[AnAkIn]

Every flash version here mozilla blocked since yesterday.

https://twitter.com/MarkSchmidty/sta...327104/photo/1

Except the last one, which was released a few hours after the block.

[dungeon]

Except the last one, which was released a few hours after the block.

What version is last one? As i see 11.2.202.481 is also blocked.

[stiiixy]

And I am 90% sure you've just invented that 90% claim. :P

Running flashless for about a year, not missing it at all.

Quite possibly you're in that 10% rung HE stated, and you've instantly invalidated everything thereafter you say about that 90%.

[GreatEmerald]

Except that 90% of all webpages still heavily rely on it... Even opening Gmail without flash will result in a warning and reduced functionality.

That's simply not true. I've been using click-to-play for a year now and there have never been problems with GMail for me (no, I did not whitelist it). Or in the vast majority of other sites. I treat the icon for click-to-play content the same way as the icon for "blocked non-HTTPS content": good, and I don't lose anything because of it the vast majority of the time.

The only one that I still need Flash in is Twitch, and it's already phasing in the HTML5 bits.

[magika]

It's unlikely that Gmail uses Flash for much.

At all. Even gmail video calls dont use flash.

[hungerfish]

I've also found that I still need flash for youtube, because the html5 player you get when running linux is quite different to the one I get when on windows and it's very incomplete in comparison... Any ideas on what's up with that?

EDIT:
So just in case anyone stumbles across this post in the grim dark future of the internet:
Go here to find out more here
Takeaway points are:

about:config
-> media.mediasource.enabled;true
-> media.mediasource.webm.enabled;true

Also, install gst-libav. This will at least give you youtube in full hd!
Plus:

media.fragmented-mp4.exposed;true
media.fragmented-mp4.ffmpeg.enabled;true