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You were asking who is dealing with the end of Flash. And if I understood correctly, Adobe has announced more than a year ago that Flash will reach EOL by 31 December 2020. You're writing today on 6th January 2021. When you function under pressure all the time and everything is a crisis nothing is ever done properly how do you expect to do something like this and do it by a deadline properly? So what do you expect from people who are put under pressure by people who only count dollars and can't plan themselves. Everything is always a rush job, done at the last minute and done poorly. I am yet to find anyone in IT who has time management skills to be able to handle a large scale project.
Let's be reasonable and think this through logically. They would also put thousands of people out of business by screwing up vendor contracts. Adobe would crash entire systems if they kept to a hard date.
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No one is going to find or be able to update all of their programs in time. Microsoft had to extend end date for windows 7, as will Adobe for Flash.
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The corporation will end up extending the end date of the software because so many products depend on it.
Let's not forget what happens in everyone of of these circumstances. At a minimum, I figure we're in the top 90th percentile in most aspects from what I can gather from benchmarks. As a tech enthusiast, I push to keep all of our software and hardware very modern. Ultimately to answer your question though, no, we are no struggling with dead Flash. largely just an awareness issue, but the same users would have to be reminded 2 months later, then another 2 or 3 months later. Many of our employees struggled with downloading the videos and watching them. They did swap out that embedded Flash video player for an HTML5 one, but it was a bit too close for comfort. Long story short, this Fortune 1000 company is still in the works of developing an all new SaaS app to replace the old one (which has always been slow and clunky feeling with poor UI design). Our org is standardized on Chrome, but Edge (deployed Chromium version since summer 2020) and Firefox are available as alternatives. Anyways, when I inquired to the vendor about getting off of Flash sooner rather than later, they denied there was good reason for doing so, claiming that most of their clients were still using IE10 and IE11.
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Fortunately, they have also included a download option for the videos directly below the player, allowing users to download both an SD and HD. Having said that, we also had a vendor of a SaaS application that was using an embedded Flash video player. If it were me, I'd finish the contract and say bye-bye. I think that should show what is to continue to come from them from their lack of vision and ambition. It's sad that your vendor is that bad on planning.
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It looks like if you don't install the update with the kill bits that you can continue to use Flash by making some entries in a local Flash config file. The vendor seriously sent out a notice December 2020 suggesting that people use the open source Pale Moon browser. We have paid this company millions of dollars in licensing fees over the years. Okay, so who is dealing with issues regarding the end of Adobe Flash? I say good riddance, but I just found out that a key application for our call center depends on Flash and the Fortune 1000 vendor doesn't expect to have a replacement available until February 2021.
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