Adobe Flash
If you are looking for Adobe Flash, you have come to the right place. We explain what Adobe Flash is and point you to the official download.
What is Adobe Flash?
The Adobe Flash Player is software that enables the user to view and enjoy multimedia applications on either computers or mobile devices. It’s a plugin available for most browsers, although Google Chrome has packaged the components directly in its installation file. The Adobe Flash Player is capable of decoding SWF files, or Flash, which contains multimedia content such as images, video, or music, or even a combination of all three in a relatively small file format that can also be embedded in websites.
First made by Macromedia, the Flash Player technology was acquired by Adobe after the latter bought Macromedia several years ago, and has now solely developed and distributed this technology. Flash Player 11 comes in three different editions or what experts call flavors: ActiveX, plugin, or projector. ActiveX is primarily intended for Internet Explorer and other native Windows applications that use ActiveX. A plugin, meanwhile, are for other Netscape-based browsers (such as Mozilla Firefox), while a projector is a stand-alone tool able to view SWF files directly without a browser.
Most mobile devices, especially phones, also feature Flash Player functionality, except for Apple’s, and Adobe has provided separate releases for desktops and mobile devices.
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File types supported by Adobe Flash
About file types supported by Adobe Flash
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Last updated: : March 8, 2012