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1. Adobe Flash Player has been a huge part of the internet for many years. A lot of websites and content wouldn’t have been able to function without it. There might be adequate alternatives now, but Flash Player will always be the original and so far, the most reliable. Anyone who wants to manage or create a website needs to learn what it is.
2. Open Safari, and choose Safari Preferences. Click the Websites tab and scroll down to the Plug-ins section. Locate the Adobe Flash Player entry. Click the checkbox to enable Flash Player.

Google and Mozilla have recently begun disabling Flash by default in their Chrome and Firefox browsers. The admin area of your site still requires Flash, and so it must be re-enabled if you want to use either of these browsers.

In today's lesson, you will learn how to enable flash player on Mac Safari web browser. Open your Safari web browser. Click on Safari at the top left corner. Enable Flash Player in Safari (version 10) If you are using Safari browser on Mac OS Yosemite (OS X 10.10) - Sierra (OS X 10.12), make sure to enable first the Flash player settings in your browser.

Internet Explorer will work out of the box, and requires no additional configuration changes. If you are using Windows 10, open your start menu and begin typing on the keyboard, 'Internet Explorer' to conduct a quick search that will reveal the shortcut.

If Flash is not enabled in your copy of Chrome or Firefox, you'll encounter one of a couple of problems while attempting to sign in:

• Upon reaching the admin login page for your site while using Chrome, you'll see a message that says Flash is not installed, with a link to go ahead and install it:
  If you see the above screen while in Chrome or Firefox, Flash is likely installed but simply needs to be enabled in your browser. This document will show you how to enable Flash; if it's truly not installed, then you can proceed to download and install it before proceeding with this document.
• If you're somehow able to skip the login screen (through automatic browser sign-in for example), you'll likely be brought to a blank 'Terms of Service' screen, and many areas of the site Wizard will not load correctly.
  

To Enable Flash for only your site in Chrome:

• If you're using Chrome version 69 or above, you will need to enable Flash each time you open your browser. To do this, click the lock icon next to the address bar:
  Once the settings tab opens, choose Allow next to the Flash setting:
  

The below instructions are only applicable to Chrome version 68 and previous.

1. Type Chrome:Settings in your Chrome address bar, or click on the three vertical dots and select Settings
   
2. Click the Show Advanced Settings link at the bottom of the page
   
3. Find and click the Content Settings button
   
4. Scroll down to click Flash.
   
5. Click Add to the right of Allow
   
6. Copy and paste the following text into the Site field: [*.]proiwebsites.com
   If you you use FlexApp, then repeat this step and copy/paste the following as well: [*.]flexapp1003.com
   
   Note: be sure to keep the [*.] at the beginning of proiwebsites.com so that it looks just like the image below.
   
7. Save your changes by clicking Add again.
   

Enabling Flash in Mozilla Firefox

These instructions are current as of Firefox Ver. 56.0.1

1. Type about:addons in your Firefox address bar
2. Click the Plugins button on the left side of the page
3. In the list of Add-ons, look for Shockwave Flash (another name for Flash Player) and check the status that appears in the dropdown menu on the far right side of the screen.
4. Click the dropdown menu and select Always Activate.

Enabling Flash in Apple Safari

1. Navigate to your site admin if you're not already there
2. Open Preferences from the Safari menu
3. Open the Websites tab in Preferences
4. Scroll down to the Plug-ins section on the left-hand side of the preferences panel
5. Check the box to enable Adobe Flash Player
6. In the section on the right-hand side, you should see [yoursite].pipelineroiwebsites.com in the list
7. Change the drop-down so that it's set to 'On.'

If you’re getting prompted to install or enable Flash Player, here’s how to proceed depending on which browser you’re using:

Enable Flash Player For Safari

Chrome

If you notice a red “x” in the top-right corner of your address bar, simply click this icon and select “Always allow plug-ins” on the site where you’re playing:

If you don’t see this icon, proceed to chrome://plugins from your address bar and ensure that Adobe Flash Player is enabled and set to “Always allowed to run”:

Enable Flash Player Safari 14

Lastly, navigate to chrome://settings/content from your address bar and scroll down to the “Flash” section to confirm that either “Detect and run important Flash content” or “Allow sites to fun Flash” is selected instead of “Block sites from running Flash”:

Firefox

Click the three horizontal lines in the top-right corner of Firefox and then select “Add-ons”:

Find “Shockwave Flash” in the list of add-ons and make sure it’s up to date and configured to either “Always Activate” or “Ask to Activate”:

Safari

Select “Safari” from the menu options and then select “Options”:

Then, select the “Security” icon, make sure “Internet plug-ins” is checked, and click “Plug-in Settings” button:

From here, make sure that “Adobe Flash Player” is checked and “On” for the site where you’re playing poker:

Edge

Click the “three dots” icon in the top-right corner of the browser and then choose “Settings” from the bottom of the list:

Then, click “View advanced settings”:

Make sure “Use Adobe Flash Player” is togged to “On”: