[Solved] Adobe Flash Player End of Support - How to Play in Firefox and Alternatives to Chrome

Thanks to firefox, but on chrome I have the latest version 88 and I do not have flash, someone can have an earlier version of the installation?

Posted: Jan 22, 2021 23:18 Title: Re: Adobe Flash Player - end of support, how to play?
If we are using the 32-bit version of Firefox, it is enough to modify the .dll file in the 32-bit version NPSWF32_32_0_0_465.dll in the location depending on the Windows version:
Win 32-bit: C: \ Windows \ System32 \ Macromed \ Flash
Win 64-bit: C: \ Windows \ SysWOW64 \ Macromed \ Flash In hex editor, change the string: 000040463E6F7742 to 0000C02055148042


I have a question for Gelip, but maybe someone else can give me a hint on flash playback on mypal browser. My system is win xp pro sp3 32 bit. Which specific file should be edited? Do you need to download this hex editor? I am asking for a secure link or maybe it can be done using system tools, registry?

What, gentlemen, do you edit this NPSWF32_32_0_0_465.dll file without breaking its structure?
Or, if someone has already modified this file, maybe would like to share it, please.

Edited with Midnight Commander under Windows. For me the file was * .ocx but otherwise everything was fine and it works.

And I am wondering about one thing:
If someone wants to use Flash in the browser, let him use it! Why forbid it from above ?? No one is physically hurt by this.
To the stupid argument that Flash is flawed and dangerous, I answer:
This is my private computer, my private risk and why someone usurps the right to support ... my private issues?
There are hundreds of thousands of dangerous things in the world, and yet they are legally produced, legally sold and legally used.

Robert B wrote:

If someone wants to use Flash in the browser, let him use it! Why forbid it from above ?? No one is physically hurt by this.

That's why I set up a topic and found a solution because I didn't like it either.