If it were me, I'd finish the contract and say bye-bye. I think that should show what is to continue to come from them from their lack of vision and ambition. It's sad that your vendor is that bad on planning. If you use this procedure before EOL (now forĮxample), all URL but those in the file will not work.This is what I got from a colleague who found some info on Reddit.ĪllowListUrlPattern website after EOL date It looks like if you don't install the update with the kill bits that you can continue to use Flash by making some entries in a local Flash config file. The vendor seriously sent out a notice December 2020 suggesting that people use the open source Pale Moon browser. We have paid this company millions of dollars in licensing fees over the years. Press esc, or click the close the button to close this dialog box.Okay, so who is dealing with issues regarding the end of Adobe Flash? I say good riddance, but I just found out that a key application for our call center depends on Flash and the Fortune 1000 vendor doesn't expect to have a replacement available until February 2021.
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