This update will permanently remove Adobe Flash Player as a component of devices running Windows operating systems. Microsoft will make the update available via Microsoft Update Catalog, Windows Update, and Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) in the coming months. Downloadable resources related to Adobe Flash Player that are hosted on Microsoft websites will no longer be available,” Microsoft said a blog post. “Beginning in January 2021, Adobe Flash Player will be disabled by default and all versions older than KB4561600 released in June 2020 will be blocked. Meanwhile, Microsoft Edge Legacy and Internet Explorer 11 will no longer receive “Security Update for Adobe Flash Player” after December 2020. The new Chromium-based Edge will stop supporting Adobe Flash Player starting v88.Įdge 88 Stable will release sometime January 2021. Since open standards such as HTML5, WebGL and WebAssembly are continually maturing to serve as viable alternatives for Flash content, most browser vendors are integrating these open standards into their browsers and deprecating third-party plug-ins.”
“We’ve been supporting our enterprise customers on transition plans through the Flash EOL timeline.
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