Re: Chrome and Flash - a problem solved

2013-02-04 Thread Hugo Vanwoerkom
Patrick Wiseman wrote: Hello, all: Flash had recently stopped working in my Chrome browser. Googling revealed I was not alone, but it also suggested a solution, which worked. In 'chrome://plugins', I disabled 'libpepflash.so' (if memory serves), leaving Flash handling to the Adobe plugin. No nee

Re: Chrome and Flash - a problem solved

2013-02-04 Thread Patrick Bartek
- Original Message - > From: Patrick Wiseman > To: Debian User Lists > Cc: > Sent: Monday, February 4, 2013 8:58 AM > Subject: Chrome and Flash - a problem solved > > Flash had recently stopped working in my Chrome browser. Googling > revealed I was not alon

Re: Chrome and Flash - a problem solved

2013-02-04 Thread Shane Johnson
On Mon, Feb 4, 2013 at 9:58 AM, Patrick Wiseman wrote: > Hello, all: > > Flash had recently stopped working in my Chrome browser. Googling > revealed I was not alone, but it also suggested a solution, which > worked. In 'chrome://plugins', I disabled 'libpepflash.so' (if memory > serves), leaving

Chrome and Flash - a problem solved

2013-02-04 Thread Patrick Wiseman
Hello, all: Flash had recently stopped working in my Chrome browser. Googling revealed I was not alone, but it also suggested a solution, which worked. In 'chrome://plugins', I disabled 'libpepflash.so' (if memory serves), leaving Flash handling to the Adobe plugin. No need to restart Chrome; Flas