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Firefox Relay Sign up for new accounts without handing over your email address. Flash will be disabled by default for most users in , and only users running the Firefox Extended Support Release ESR will be able to continue using Flash through the final end-of-life at the end of In order to preserve user security, once Flash is no longer supported by Adobe security patches, no version of Firefox will load the plugin.
As part of improving Firefox performance and security this year, Firefox users will choose which sites may run the Flash plugin. This choice will give users the ability to keep using legacy sites that require Flash, while letting modern sites shine with blazingly fast HTML speed. Firefox users will still have the opportunity to enable Flash on specific sites that require it. Over the years, Flash has helped bring the Web to greatness with innovations in media and animation, which ultimately have been added to the core web platform.
The end of Flash offers an opportunity to bring legacy design and content in the Flash format into an new era using HTML and web technologies. If you are a site author currently using Flash to implement video, games, chat, file upload or clipboard access on your site, the web platform now has fast, secure, and reliable features which can do all of these tasks. Browser makers have prepared a guide to help website authors transition away from Flash to the open web.
Game developers that formerly built games for Flash are quickly switching to HTML and seeing great results. This year, Firefox will become the fastest it has ever been. Reducing Flash usage now is an important part of making the web and Firefox better together, and will support the end of Flash in and The security and privacy features users have come to expect, combined with a new interface and added functionality, will streamline and modernize the browser experience for Firefox users.
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