The lack of support will mean Flash can pose a security risk for all users. It officially ended support for Flash on New Year's Day and will start blocking any Flash content from running starting on Jan. The company, through the updates, set the feature’s end-of-life (EOL) date to Dec. Now, the company has already ended support for Flash, and in a few more days, the Flash browser plug-in and Flash Player will no longer work.Īdobe actually provided support for Flash after the 2017 announcement up until last year. Users are advised to remove it from their devicesĪdobe first revealed its plans to drop support for Flash in 2017.It will start blocking any Flash content from running starting Jan.
