Click the "Missing Plug-in" text and a window displays indicating Flash Player is required displays.If Flash Player is not installed, a "Missing Plug-in" message will display where Flash content should display.Click the Install Now button to launch the browser to the download page. If there isn't a version listed, then Flash Player isn't installed.If an update is available a notification dialog will display. If there is a version listed, click the Check Now button and Flash Player will check for an update. If Flash Player is installed the version installed will be listed here.
There are 2 variants of Flash Player on Mac, NPAPI for Safari and Firefox, and PPAPI for Opera and Chromium-based browsers, and both will be listed in the 'Updates' tab. Go to System Preferences > Flash Player > Updates tab.If you don't want to change the default, you can make the decision on a per-site basis, either just for the current session or whenever you load that site, by tapping on the icon to the far left of the address bar.There are several different methods to check what version is installed, two of them are: The easy way to do this so you won't have this problem with any site in the future is to change the default loading preference:Ģ- Scroll down to Safari, tap on it to see its preferences.ģ- Look for REQUEST DESKTOP WEBSITE and tap on that.Ĥ- Tap on the radio button so that ALL WEBSITES preference is disabled. Older versions of iOS running on iPads loaded the "mobile" versions of websites by default and so used non-flash video players.Īll you should need to do to get your Delta videos to play is to force iPadOS's Safari to load the "mobile" version of the website instead of the "desktop" version. If the server thinks you're on a "desktop" computer rather than a mobile device, it will want you to use Flash. IPadOS will load the "desktop" version of a website by default.
0 kommentar(er)
