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I've been using Windows7 + Firefox 23 + Flash 16.0.0.? (I'm not sure about that last digit.) This morning it suddenly said Flash was vulnerable and I had to update it. I went to update Flash and it said my Firefox was too old.
I tried to update Firefox last year and it didn't work at all so I went back to FF 23. I tried again today and FF 35.0.1 seemed to be okay. THEN I updated Flash to 16.0.0.296 and I'm okay. It sure is stupid that you use something everyday and one day it crashes to a halt.
I went to my old IE with Flash 11 and it was still working!! Why did Firefox say I had to upgrade Flash? (IE and Firefox on the same computer use different copies of Flash, I have learned.)
Also, I know Chrome interacts with Flash differently. Is it different in terms of how often you have to update either one?
Thus I stop using Firefox. Other browsers are way more user-friendly.
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