enable adobe flash player in google chrome

#ENABLE ADOBE FLASH PLAYER IN GOOGLE CHROME INSTALL#

Once you move the switch, the label for the line will change to 'Ask first'.ħ) Go back to the original Workamajig tab and click the refresh icon. Click Manageĥ) This will bring up the Chrome: Flash Settings page: find the 'Block sites from running Flash (recommended)' line.Ħ) Move the switch to the right. Click on this iconĤ) This will display: 'Flash was blocked on this page'. When you close/quit the Chrome browser, you will only need to follow the same steps to access Workamajig Classic.ġ) When you first go to the Workamajig website: you will now get the following view:ģ) This will cause an icon to appear at the far right of the address field and will quickly display 'A plugin has been blocked'. If you refresh browser tab or close the tab and reopen, the setting will be remembered and you will be taken to the login screen.

#ENABLE ADOBE FLASH PLAYER IN GOOGLE CHROME INSTALL#

If you still wish to use the Classic UI, you can install Adobe AIR and download the Workamajig AIR app.įor those that wish to continue using the Chrome browser and the Classic Workamajig UI, below is a choice of two methods to follow to allow the Flash plugin to run.Īt the end of 2020, Chrome will remove all support for Adobe Flash plugin and it will be fully disabled in Chrome.ġ) When you first go to the Workamajig Classic URL, you will now get the following screenĢ) Click on the Lock icon just to the left of the URLģ) In the Connection is secure screen: Flash, change the dropdown to 'Allow'Ĥ)Click off of the screen and a dropdown will appear: 'To apply your update.', Click Reloadĥ) The screen will reload and the login screen will be visible Of course, we recommend that your team transition to Workamajig Platinum, as soon as possible.

There is no workaround for this being asked each time. With the update to Chrome version 76, each time you open Workamajig Classic UI, you will be asked to allow Flash to run. In preparation of this, many browsers have already begun blocking the Flash plugin from running. At the end of 2020, Adobe will no longer support the Adobe Flash browser plugin.

Enable adobe flash player in google chrome