If you right-click in a loaded Adobe Flash page element and select the "Settings" option, this window will pop up however, in OS X Lion you can't make any changes by using the mouse, and the window will remain open, obscuring the Flash content.Īdobe today has released an update for Flash player, which specifically addresses this issue in OS X, among also closing 13 security holes where buffer overflows and memory corruption in the handling of media could result in arbitrary code execution. These settings are accessible by right-clicking the Flash content window however, if you have upgraded your Mac to OS X 10.7 Lion, you may have noticed that these settings seem to be unresponsive and clicking them does nothing, and the only way to navigate the settings is to press the Tab button to select elements, followed by the space bar to activate them. I have installed Google Chrome and flash runs fine with it's flash player plugin.Adobe Flash contains a number of settings for managing hardware such as Web cams and microphones in addition to how Flash stores temporary content on your system. I have installed JRE and ensured that that the Flash Player plugins are not currently installed in my Internet Plugins folder of my Library and the core Library. This is a factory install of Lion and I have installed several other applications on this Mac with no problems. I have tried downloading the installer different times from both the Adobe website and with no success. There may be a problem with file ownership or permissions. When I try to run this package I receive the follwoing error message: Another thread recommends to control-click the Install Adobe Flash Player Application, then Show Package Contents, then open the Contents/Resources folder to find the Adobe Flash Player package. The uninstaller package runs fine, but the installer fails again. Every time the installer proceeds to approximately 5% completion, then fails with the following message:įrom searching other threads I found the recommendation to run the uninstaller package, then download and re-run the latest installer package. I have tried numerous times to install Adobe Flash Player (versions 10.3.183.5 & 11.0.1.152) on Mac OS X Lion.
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