Hi guys- I've run into a bit of a snag on that new computer for the shop. I was browsing one of our parts websites (NAPA Prolink) and wanted to view a lager photo of a part I was looking at ordering. After clicking on it, a window popped up (normal- larger photos will launch in their own window), but it only contained a message to effect of "your flash player is out of date" and provided a link to Adobe. Clicking that link brought me to the Adobe website, but I was unable to download it. The Ubuntu Software Center opened and said that it didn't exist... (My memory could be a little fuzzy here). Manually opening the Software Center and searching out Adobe Flash, showed it installed?
As the topic title indicates, this is both a FireFox and Chromium issue (Chromium is our primary browser).
What's weird is that I can view the same website/expanded pic fine at home and I have the same O.S. and browsers.
Did Ubuntu nix some of the Flash player stuff with the newer installs?
As the topic title indicates, this is both a FireFox and Chromium issue (Chromium is our primary browser).
What's weird is that I can view the same website/expanded pic fine at home and I have the same O.S. and browsers.
Did Ubuntu nix some of the Flash player stuff with the newer installs?