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It is worth noting however, that Google Chrome is proprietary software just like Adobe Flash Player which is also known to not respect your privacy. Furthermore Chrome gets automatic updates from Google. Chrome has a built-in version of the Adobe Flash Player, called Pepper Flash Player (cf. Use Google Chrome (a freeware web browser developed by Google). Try to avoid using Adobe Flash Player as far as possible.

Find installed rpm packages that match 'flash' (ignore case)Р”Р‡or rpm -qa | grep -i rpm -erase flash-player flash-player-gnomeР”Р„dobe has announced that Flash will be discontinued altogether at the end of 2020.Р”Р„dobe Flash Player has been insecure since the beginning of time and presumably will be insecure until the end of time.Р”Р„dobe Flash Player is non-free proprietary binary-only software from Adobe so that there is nothing that openSUSE could do regarding any issue.

To remove an installed Adobe Flash Player manually, do it like this (as 'root'): from openSUSE) may not be automatically obsoleted and removed. When installing Adobe Flash Player from Adobe as described above, an already installed version of the Adobe Flash Player (e.g. The rest of the procedure is the same as the 'manual install' explained above. Clicking on 'update', goes to, which gives information about the current plugin, and another 'update' button, which now goes to.

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Some web pages that need Flash will tell that Adobe Flash Player is missing or outdated, and suggest to install it.

You should get a prompt for the root password, then YaST package manager should start, and propose to install the rpm.

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If it does not ask, click on the download list, then on the rpm file just downloaded. When the download finishes, Firefox may ask what to do with it: Select install with package manager. When using the Mozilla Firefox browser, on the left hand droplist select the rpm version, then click on the 'download now' button. You'll need to restart Mozilla Firefox browser to make it detect Flash plugin. Then, to install Adobe Flash Player rpm package, run: Sudo rpm -import /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-adobe-linux

It is recommended that you first install this additional package and add the repo's key then: There are two packages: the flash plugin itself and a package named adobe-release-x86_64. To see the packages provided by this repo. To enable this repository on your system, in a terminal, run (you will be prompted for root password):

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How to still get Adobe Flash Player 1-click installР”В«y pressing this image, you will install flash-player package from PackMan repository:Р”Р„dobe is providing an RPM repository which is compatible with openSUSE and SUSE Linux Enterprise. openSUSE can no longer comply with these requirements as seen by the SUSE lawyers.Adobe allows bundling Adobe Flash Player only under very specific requirements.Adobe Flash Player no longer distributed by openSUSEР”Р„dobe Flash Player has been dropped from both Leap 42.1 and Tumbleweed. Please refer to Help:Editing in order to write a quality approved article.