Suppress "The Flash Plug-in Was Blocked Because It Is Out Of Date" Error
2/09/2013 05:34:00 AM
Jsc Jwhat Jerome Christopher
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Browsers
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Chrome
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Errors
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Flash plug-in was blocked
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Linux
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Puppy Linux
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Resolved
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Shell Scripts
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Solved
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Tips'nTricks
PROBLEM
I am using Chromium 12.0.742.112 (90304) on Puppy Lucid510 Linux and I used to get the annoying "The flash plug-in blocked because it is out of date" error [see image above] when I encountered flash content while browsing flash-enabled websites.
SOLUTION
Since I just wanted to suppress the error, [The proper solution obviously is to upgrade the plugin but I am trying live cds so I just want to live with as few installs/upgrades as required] I used a tip from Google Chrome support and started Chromium with the "--allow-outdated-plugins" option like this:
chromium-browser --allow-outdated-plugins "http://my-error-throwing-site.com"
and the error message simply vanished! If you have a similar error, remember this error could be generic so give this solution a try first on your other Linux distros before trying other solutions!
Check out this Google Chrome Support Link for more information.
https://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1181003
chromium-browser --allow-outdated-plugins "http://my-error-throwing-site.com"
and the error message simply vanished! If you have a similar error, remember this error could be generic so give this solution a try first on your other Linux distros before trying other solutions!
FOR MORE INFO
Check out this Google Chrome Support Link for more information.
https://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1181003