The Flash that comes packaged from Ubuntu with Firefox – is the 32 bit guy, because the developers refuse to use an alpha release of anything. The problem is, this creates a huge instability in Firefox. Here’s how I did it – this is NOT optimal, but it works! 1. Go to: Adobe 64 Bit […]
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Installing 64 bit Flash for Firefox and Opera
Posted by Wayno Published in Browsers, Skill Level: Medium1 comment
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