Finally, everything will be cleaned up in the summer of 2021
Adobe had already recognized the this technology as unwanted in 2017 and announced to end the support for Adobe Flash Player in December 2020. Now the Microsoft company have officially notified the users on upcoming changes for Windows 10.
So, finally the Microsoft Edge browser will end support for Adobe Flash Player by this year. We are speaking about both the old and new versions of Microsoft Edge. Also, by the end of this year, the support for this technology will be stopped in the Internet Explorer 11 browser too.
After this year 2020, the regular users will not receive Adobe Flash Player security updates from Microsoft for the older Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer 11 browsers.
In the newer Microsoft Edge, the player will be removed in January i,e on the first month of next year. In addition to this, in January, the Adobe Flash Player will be disabled by default and in all versions of Windows 10 older and newer. There will be no sites support for downloading Adobe Flash Player.
Those who want to remove Adobe Flash Player from the system before the end by default, Microsoft will provide a special update on it's site with the Microsoft Update Catalog for and one can download it easily manually, and from the beginning of 2021 this update will begin to be provided as an optional update via Windows Update, and after a few months it will become recommended.
In the second quarter of 2021, all APIs, group policies, and user interfaces that control Adobe Flash Player will be removed from old Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer 11 with the next successive update for the Windows 10, and also several related updates for Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012, and Windows Embedded 8. Standard. So, no longer you could use this Adobe Flash Player.
Source: MSPowerUser, Microsoft
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