H.264 has never been included in a released version of Firefox due to it being patent-encumbered and was a ticking time bomb in terms of licensing fees to producers and streamers. But how I can contained the above mentioned 3 files in case of an update of the Adobe Flash Player? I see only one possibility: Uninstalling of the old Adobe Flash Player and installing of the updated Adobe Flash Player on the host PC. I tried to extract the files of the Adobe Flash Player installer with the Universal Extractor. I'm afraid you'll have to update Flash on your host computer to update the files for Firefox each update. However, I do not know whether it is necessary in specific cases to install the Adobe Flash Player.Īdobe uses a proprietary algorithm for extracting its files from its installer.
Therefore I need no installed Adobe Flash Player in that case. Due to this information I have been concluded, that Firefox 14.0.1 is a HTML5-capable browser. I received a message, that I needed either an installed Adobe Flash Player or an HTML5-capable browser for viewing of Youtube videos. Then I switched to the Internet Explorer 8 and here I also tried to view a Youtube video, but it wasn't possible.
The Flash FLV format (Flash Video) and SWF format (Shockwave Flash) you find in multimedia Internet on every corner: YouTube videos, animated images galleries or browser games usually need an installed Adobe Flash Player.Īfter uninstalling the Adobe Flash Player I found out, that it is still possible to watch Youtube videos with the Firefox browser. Accordingly is this file NOT for ActiveX.Īdobe Flash Player use your browser to view animations and interactive content from websites. Now you can see, that the file "FlashUtil32_11_4_402_265_Plugin.exe" will created ONLY in conjunction with the installation of the Adobe Flash Player for Firefox. Installed files by the Adobe Flash Player installer for Internet Explorer In the folder C:\Windows\system32\Macromed\Flash now was listed the following 6 files: Afterwards I have installed ONLY the Adobe Flash Player for the Internet Explorer. Now I have again uninstalled the Adobe Flash Player accordingly the instructions on the Adobe website. Installed files by the Adobe Flash Player installer for Firefox In a second step I have installed ONLY the Adobe Flash Player for the Firefox browser. In a first step I have uninstalled the Adobe Flash Player accordingly the instructions on the Adobe website. With the following procedure I will prove, that the file "FlashUtil32_11_4_402_265_Plugin.exe" is NOT for ActiveX.
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