So which version of Flash was Opera actually using? Was I really using out-of-date version? I have checked other browsers (IE, Chrome, Firefox) and all of them are running v18,0,0,209 without any warning about it being out-of-date. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause. We have no choice but to delete all of the stored files except the client’s most recent version. Adobe has asked us to take down all of the previous versions of their official Mac app. When I disable v18 and leave v15 enabled, I get no warning. Important Information about the older versions of Adobe Flash Player. Some of these file formats include: SWF, FLV, PNG,GIF, JPEG,MP3, AMF, XML, JSON, etc. Now when I click "Show details" in opera:plugins and disable Flash v15 leaving only v18 enabled, on the video I get out-of-date warning. Adobe flash player is an essential multimedia tool that can be used to execute a wide variety of multimedia file formats both on your desktop’s web browser and on mobile phones as well. I get this error: 'MessageBox: 12582960,'The version of Adobe® Flash® Player ActiveX that you are trying to install is not the most current version. However, everytime I try to install any version besides 9r124.
However, when I right click a youtube video, I get a menu and on the bottom it says "About Adobe Flash Player 15.0.0.215" which sounds to me as if the Opera was using the old version instead of the new one. I found a file on this forum called 'fp9archive.zip' which contains old versions of flash. I have regularly updated my flash player, therefore I have never got a warning that my plugin is out-of-date when opening a youtube video (the flash version, not HTML5). I have noticed in opera:plugins that I have 2 different versions of Flash player enabled - old one (15.0.0.215) and the other one being the newest one (18,0,0,209).
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