Maintaining your system is more than just run automatic update of your operating system. It also means the maintenance of existing applications - and plugins using since become a target for exploits.
Plugins such as Adobe Flash Player. For this, the Mozilla team arrived with a pinch of weight for Firefox "What's New? "Landing page that will keep other users running the latest (and hopefully safer) version of the Flash plugin.
At any time you upgrade or install Firefox from now a few lines of JavaScript code on the page to execute first check your version of Flash. A notice similar to the previous recommended an update of the system if you're late, it is very likely that the recent update of Snow Leopard will look.
Yes, Flash Player is supposed to update automatically. However, many users disable the update and it never hurts to offer a reminder in case.
Plugins such as Adobe Flash Player. For this, the Mozilla team arrived with a pinch of weight for Firefox "What's New? "Landing page that will keep other users running the latest (and hopefully safer) version of the Flash plugin.
At any time you upgrade or install Firefox from now a few lines of JavaScript code on the page to execute first check your version of Flash. A notice similar to the previous recommended an update of the system if you're late, it is very likely that the recent update of Snow Leopard will look.
Yes, Flash Player is supposed to update automatically. However, many users disable the update and it never hurts to offer a reminder in case.
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