Adobe Flash Player 10.3.181.26

[fr33k]

Adobe Flash Player 10.3.181.26

Adobe Flash Player is the high-performance, lightweight, highly expressive client runtime that delivers powerful and consistent user experiences across major operating systems, browsers, mobile phones, and devices. Adobe (formerly Macromedia) Flash Player - the universal rich client for delivering effective Adobe Flash experiences across desktops and devices. Lets you view the best animation and entertainment on the Web. It displays Web application front-ends, high-impact Web site user interfaces, interactive online advertising, and short-form to long-form animation.

Adobe's Flash Player allows you to view interactive web content like games, business presentations, advertisements. The package includes only the Flash Player and is a stand alone installation. Technically, this is a Flash Player ActiveX Control. It will only play the file through your Web browser.

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[microtubule]

Thanks for the heads up!

[Luis Mazza]

There are so many bugs in Adobe's Flash that upon new updates I always wish they'd fix them all, but they're ALWAYS there.

Piece of garbage. :angry:

[Xilo]

Honestly tired of Flash. It runs like ****. Has so many bugs. They update the thing several times a week.

[AimLXJ]

Thanks for the update :)

[Farstrider]

There are so many bugs in Adobe's Flash that upon new updates I always wish they'd fix them all, but they're ALWAYS there.

Piece of garbage. :angry:

So true!

Honestly tired of Flash. It runs like ****. Has so many bugs. They update the thing several times a week.

Really?? Not so sure about that! Also wtf are they doing about 64 bit flash for Linux and windows? Nothing at all in 8 months, what the hell?

....and yes I am also tired of flash, it's really not so flash!

[Ci7]

good thing i am using chrome

can't be bothered to update flash

i don't use JRE either

[remixedcat]

adobe crash player.

[inactive]

personally they need to switch to something far more CPU efficient.

just playing a basic .avi (XviD) takes almost no CPU and video quality is good. this is pretty much what streaming video on places like youtube should be like.

[remixedcat]

yeah I remember back when I had dial up and entry level DSL I used to still be able to watch videos and sites would load acceptable.... now even a 2meg DSL connection chokes on most sites, let alone youtube, hulu, netflix, etc..... I think devs have gotten way too lazy at optimizing code. they forgot how to do it they think everyone's got the best systems and 100Mbps+ unmetered internet access.

and not to mention to use flash you gotta pay huge adobe licensing fees and some of that stuff is harder on the servers as well.

[OilersFan]

Do they release a new version every week now or something? This is getting ridiculous. Especially for those of us who have to package it and roll it out to the enterprise.

yeah I remember back when I had dial up and entry level DSL I used to still be able to watch videos and sites would load acceptable.... now even a 2meg DSL connection chokes on most sites, let alone youtube, hulu, netflix, etc..... I think devs have gotten way too lazy at optimizing code. they forgot how to do it they think everyone's got the best systems and 100Mbps+ unmetered internet access.

and not to mention to use flash you gotta pay huge adobe licensing fees and some of that stuff is harder on the servers as well.

+10000

The same thing is happening with Programs, is there a reason why firefox needs to consume 200mb of memory?

[iron2000]

Are they speeding up version release like Firefox?

[torrentthief]

just a security fix, wish they would open source it, thats the only way we'd get a fast secure version of flash. Maybe lulzsec or anonymous could steal the source code.

[remixedcat]

Do they release a new version every week now or something? This is getting ridiculous. Especially for those of us who have to package it and roll it out to the enterprise.

+10000

The same thing is happening with Programs, is there a reason why firefox needs to consume 200mb of memory?

and at 27 tabs my ff usage is at 650MB commit charge 550MB RAM usage and 1230 P/F Delta Current time open: 4.5 hours fresh open with approx 25 "browser actions"

and those same 27 tabs + 85 "browser actions" in 12-24 hours: 980MB commit charge 850MB RAM usage 2450 P/F Delta

system specs:phenom x4 9550 and 4GB RAM windows server 2008 x64

back before the bloat:

my FF 1.5 usage was for 22 tabs 175MB Commit charge and 89MB ram usage and 600 P/F Delta for fresh session (less then 6 hours) with 15 "browser actions"

and same 22 tabs and 55 "browser actions" 280MB commit charge and 192MB RAM usage and 1200 P/F delta

system specs: amd athlon 3200 with 1GB RAM windows server 2003

[Buendia]

Thanks for heads up.

[RadishTM Veteran]

Thanks (Y)

[fr33k]

yeah I remember back when I had dial up and entry level DSL I used to still be able to watch videos and sites would load acceptable.... now even a 2meg DSL connection chokes on most sites, let alone youtube, hulu, netflix, etc..... I think devs have gotten way too lazy at optimizing code. they forgot how to do it they think everyone's got the best systems and 100Mbps+ unmetered internet access.

I remember videos back whenever, but I remember them being crap quality from a tiny picture to a really low frame rate just so people could even download without a 5 minute video taking a few days just to download.

IMO YouTube video quality is great now, and bandwidth is better than ever, but I completely agree a 2meg connection now just doesn't cut the mustard.

computers need to be designed to handle ultra high bandwidth, and ultra high bandwidth needs to be available to everyone at a reasonable price without metering or device limitations. I bet in 20 years bandwidth won't be an issue, but if it is then nuke the planet.

[HeroDavies]

There are so many bugs in Adobe's Flash that upon new updates I always wish they'd fix them all, but they're ALWAYS there.

Piece of garbage. :angry:

Guess what?

There's nothing you can do about it! MUHAHAHAHA!

Seriously though... I agree :p