Try pitting your wits against the clock at /chromefastball. So as a side project, we teamed up with a few creative folks to build Chrome FastBall, a Flash-based game built on top of the YouTube platform.

In testing Flash Player integration into Chrome, the Chrome team admittedly spent many, many fun hours with a few of our favorite Flash-based indie games. To read more about this integration, check out the Chromium blog. We're now happy to enable this integration by default in the stable channel of Chrome.

Here’s some random flash games site which worked without additional hoops Hoop Game required (no pun intended) – but still only after I clicked button.In our most recent stable release of Google Chrome, we talked about beta-testing Adobe Flash Player integration into Chrome. After it showed me adverts for some time outdated plugin popup appeared and only after that flash content was loaded. On Hoop Game page worked the same but only after I’ve disabled all the plugins which blocked advertisement (note a blue column on your screenshot) – Ublock origin included. However if I click run once – flash content loads successfully. Update plugin takes me to the Flash Player is no longer available - Google Chrome Help In my case, even after trying to update chrome’s plugin and enabling flash I’ve got the following result:Īdobe’s test page – after reloading it I see Google Chrome’s popup saying “Adobe Flash plugin is blocked because it’s outdated” with two buttons: and. Please follow suggestions to try to update chrome’s built-in plugin. Note my version is 32, while yours reported is 24. I’ve checked on my system (Gnome DE, google chrome the same version you have).Īdobe’s page in my case says: YOUR SYSTEM INFORMATION

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