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Does anyone have a copy of Flash Player 21 PPAPI (or older) about? Unfortunately it doesn't appear this version (or any version apart from current) of the PPAPI plugin is available any more.

 

We need this old version to be able to access some Heinemann software content in Chrome, as later versions of PPAPI refuse to work with it. :(

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Any of these any good?

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]39448[/ATTACH]

 

Older:

 

Link: Download Old Versions of Macromedia Flash Player for Windows - OldVersion.com [some non-IE versions in there]

 

Well, you did say older...

 

Unfortunately not, no, but appreciate the help, thanks both.

 

It needs to be the PPAPI plugin, which is a for Chrome and Opera, but not the plugin in the screenshot or the Non-IE one on the link, which I believe is for Mozilla type browsers.

 

In Adobe's default naming convention it would be called install_flash_player_21_ppapi.msi by default.

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You Sir, are a scholar and a gentleman, thank you so much!!!

No problem. :D

 

We need this old version to be able to access some Heinemann software content in Chrome, as later versions of PPAPI refuse to work with it.

Is that due to Chrome or the shoddy Heinemann software? ;)

 

I had a few issues last week with the built-in PepperFlash plugin in Chrome 54. When you installed the latest PPAPI Flash Player plug-in did you disable the Chrome group policy called "Enables component updates in Google Chrome" and delete any copies of the pepflashplayer.dll (if you redirect AppData to a network drive)? If not, that could be why it didn't work.

 

Chrome and Flash seem quite buggy at the moment...

 

https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=572131#c165

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No problem. :D

 

 

Is that due to Chrome or the shoddy Heinemann software? ;)

 

I had a few issues last week with the built-in PepperFlash plugin in Chrome 54. When you installed the latest PPAPI Flash Player plug-in did you disable the Chrome group policy called "Enables component updates in Google Chrome" and delete any copies of the pepflashplayer.dll (if you redirect AppData to a network drive)? If not, that could be why it didn't work.

 

Heinemann unfortunately, same issue in IE with the latest version. The Heinemann software is 6+ years old though.

Thanks very much, and for the information about the potential issue with the component updates and dll. To be forewarned to to be forearmed. :D

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