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hiren1610
Jun 05, 2019Iron Contributor
Enable flash settings permanently
Hi,
Today I tried to enable flash for certain domains that use Flash.
When I go to edge://settings/content/flash , first thing I noticed on top is it says "Your Flash settings will be kept until you quit Microsoft Edge."
I tried testing with configuring one domain under Allow section and then restart the browser, the settings are lost.
This is annoying as few intranet sites are still using Flash and I need it enabled by default.
Please fix this issue.
- ShirkahnCopper Contributor
hiren1610, I have the same issue as you. I set flash at allow and when I start DEV again, it goes back to Ask as the default setting. I want to keep Flash at Allow as my default setting. I play Facebook games and when it start one, I have to click allow every time. Once it is set to allow, it's fine. Until I go back in to DEV and it rests back to Ask. If there is a fix for this, I know we all would appreciate it very much.
- DumpsterJuiceCopper ContributorI agree with this, I have several surveillance cameras that the config pages (for ptz and live stream) need adobe flash, only on intranet, it's annoying to have to manually allow flash every time I use those sites. True, those ip camera companies need to update their software (I've also voiced my support to them about this), but it'd be nice to get support from you guys, too.
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- hiren1610Iron Contributor
Thanks for the update however it is required for some of the intranet websites and so there should be some way around it. I understand that its being phased out soon but at least till 2020, there should be some option in Edge to add the domain names to allow flash and those domain names should be saved rather than restart the browser and then add the domain again. Just because of this issue I have to use IE11 for all the intranet websites.
hiren1610 if using flash based website is really that important for you then use the normal Edge instead of the experimental one.
the new Edge better drop support for flash because by the time it becomes stable and gets integrated into the Windows 10 OS, flash will be long dead.