If Flash is set to 'Block (default)', change the permission to 'Allow'.Ĥ – Close the Settings tab, and refresh the page that requires Flash. To access Flash settings in Chrome, click More More and then Settings at the top right. To do this, follow the steps below.ġ – Go to the website that you need Flash forĢ – In the top left corner of the address bar, click the lock icon and go to 'Site Settings' in the drop down box.ģ – You should be sent to a new tab for Site Permissions for the website you are trying to access. You will need to turn on Flash Player to use it in Chrome. When using Chrome, Flash Player is turned off by default. Some websites, like MyMathLab and most Pearson Learning resources, require Adobe Flash Player to function. Firefox will not change Flash Player settings once it has closed. Here are some ways you can resolve this: Once you receive a The following plugin has crashed message, you can wait for Flash to restart or close it by force automatically. Under the Additional Permissions section, select Flash to unblock it. When using Flash Player on Chrome, you may encounter some errors, saying the plugin has crashed or not changed the Flash settings. If you are planning on using Flash for long periods, it is highly recommended that you use Firefox instead. Under the Privacy and Security section, click on Site Settings.

Please note: After closing Chrome, these settings get deleted due to a setting that Google has set up that cannot be changed permanently. Posted by Brendan Gentry, Last modified by Brendan Gentry on 04:23 PM

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