Direct Download Links for New Adobe Flash Player 11.9 and AIR 3.9

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1. adobe flash player download

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2. Good

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3. adobe flash player is very important to play anything on web or internet, i am impressed

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4. Hi. Flash Player was updated yesterday (Aug 11, 2015), but with the increasing number of different browsers and device form factors that Flash Player supports, I’m left bewildered by which direct link executable I require.

   I don’t wish to get an online installer from http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer. I prefer direct links.

   Googling, I found the following and confirmed by initiating the download that these are the most recent (from HTTP header, the ‘Last-Modified’ date is dated Aug 7th):

   (a) Win (Firefox, Chrome)
   (b) Win (IE)
   (c) Mac

   But I have several question regarding the above URIs:

   (1) Are the .MSI and .EXE identical (other than the file extension) ?
   (2) Are the Windows files for IE for use with Windows 8.x and Windows 10 (because I read that Microsoft now takes responsibility for Flash Player updates) ?
   (3) Does the single Mac .DMG file support all browsers on the Mac (i.e., Safari, Chrome, Firefox) ?
   (4) What’s the difference between the URIs that do not indicate the version number and those that do [e.g., difference between (b) and (c), and between (e) and (f)] ?
   (5) Are the above URIs I’ve listed above from the Extended Support Release (ESR) branch or normal non-ESR branch of Flash Player (ESR only updates for security vulnerabilities and no new features are added) ?
   (6) What are the URIs for the other branch of Flash Player that are not listed ?

   It’s no wonder IT journalists and pro-HTML5 video supporters have been continuing to hope Flash sooner rather later is consigned to the history books.

   I appreciate your help in this regard.

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   • Well, you should be able to use the .MSI and .EXE installers interchangeably. As for your other questions – the newer versions of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser (like IE versions 10 and 11), as well as the new Edge browser for Windows 10 both have the Adobe Flash Player already built in… So does Google Chrome. In all those cases, the system or browser itself is responsible for keeping Flash up to date. The only major web browsers that don’t have Flash built-in are Firefox and Apple Safari.

     But generally these days, if we’re looking for the direct download links to any Flash Player version – including the current one – we just use the Adobe Flash Player Download Archives instead.

5. flash player is useful for all video especially youtube.

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6. @emaan falak
   You’re Right ^*^

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7. ok go ahead

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8. You’re Right

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9. Excelente

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10. Thanks for the direct download links

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