Microsoft Edge doesn’t come with Adobe Flash Player installed, but you can enable it to view websites that still use Flash.
One of the next things we wanted the answer to was does Microsoft Edge have Adobe Flash Player?
One thought is that You can still view Adobe Flash content on websites in Microsoft Edge, as long as you have the Adobe Flash Player enabled. You can enable the Adobe Flash Player on Microsoft Edge for all websites, or just specific websites. Microsoft Edge doesn’t come with Adobe Flash Player installed, but you can enable it to view websites that still use Flash.
While reading we ran into the query “Why can’t I Run Flash in Microsoft Edge?”.
The most frequent answer is: problem 2: Adobe Flash content was blocked in Microsoft Edge. In most cases when you try to run Flash content in Microsoft Edge, you receive a prompt saying that “Adobe Flash content was blocked,” just like in the screenshot below. You have the option to allow this content to run once or always to allow it.
Updates for Flash Player in Microsoft Edge is handled through Windows Update. So, the first thing I would recommend you do is check Windows Update for updates for Flash. Download any important updates that might be available.
Does Microsoft Edge turn off Adobe Flash by default?
Adobe Flash is turned off by default in the new Microsoft Edge. This is because Adobe announced that Flash will no longer be supported after 2020. Microsoft plans to remove Flash from Windows entirely by the end of 2020. Other browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla, and Safari are also planning on removing Adobe Flash in the same timeframe.
How to enable or disable Adobe Flash Player in Microsoft Edge?
Follow the guidance below to enable or disable Use Adobe Flash Player in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 computer. Step 2: Tap the More actions button on the top-right corner, and open Settings. Step 3: Hit View advanced settings under Advanced settings.
This icon is shown in Microsoft Edge only when Adobe Flash Player content is blocked, and it needs your approval to run. Click or tap that icon and the “Adobe Flash content was blocked” prompt is shown, that gives you the choice to allow Flash in Microsoft Edge.