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3 thoughts on “ Install Pepper Flash Player on Mac OSX ” ted says: August 15, 2017 at 12:17 am Step 2 completes but on Step 3, I get: brew cask install pepper-flash Error: Cask ‘pepper-flash’ is unavailable: No Cask with this name exists. Error: Install incomplete. Free Adobe Flash Player 22 Standalone 32bit for MAC OSX download. Download free Adobe Flash Player software for Windows, Mac OS, and Unix-based devices, It is an essential plugin for browser, support to play all media files such as video and animation.

Since I have temporarily switched from my non-working Windows machine to Mac OS X, I have encountered some major disadvantages of the operating system in conjunction with VoiceOver. This is one of them unless there is something I am missing. I am using the latest Flash plugin with Safari. Many sites require a button to be pressed because the player is set to not automatically play the video. Is the object entirely not accessible to Safari and/or VoiceOver? At least with Internet Explorer or Firefox it was visible and most of the time an unlabelled button could be pressed at the very least.

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Absolutely nothing shows regardless if the video auto plays or not. If the object is not visible, are there any work-arounds or methods of circumvention? I really can not deal with this any more. It is one thing not being able to download FLV and MP4 files from sites but now I can not even click a button!

If Adobe seriously writes off the blind community that quickly the entire company should be condemned. That should be illegal on an international scale with zero exceptions. I tried to download Adobe Air foolishly with the hope it would change something though I know there is no logic to that. However, the download link redirects to the home page with no resulting download. Much appreciation to anybody who has even a tolerable fix. I just need access to the embedded object that is the player.

Forum: • User Options • or to post comments. Find the frame on the page. Normally, it is just labeled 'frame', or sometimes 'frame1' or 'frame6'. Interact with that (vo-shift-down) and you should find the buttons you need. If you find yourself doing this a lot you might want to assign moving by frame to a as there is not a frame movement command by default. For instance, I have VO set up to use a and shift-a, when Quick Nav is on, to jump by frames.

Also, if you are having trouble with OS X in general, take a look at our • or to post comments #2 RE: Find the frame Submitted by Brother J. On 16 July, 2014. Thanks to Adobe, Flash is generally inaccessible on the Mac. Depending on how it is implemented on a site, you may be able to control the Flash content in spite of the inaccessibility.

It depends on whether the buttons you need to interact with are Flash elements or not. That is my understanding, anyway. At least Flash is being used less often nowadays, and there are some who believe Flash will ultimately go away entirely in favor of HTML5. I'm not convinced myself of that yet, but we can always hope. • or to post comments #7 So. Unless the sites Submitted by splyt on 16 July, 2014.

I tried the site. I clicked the link for the AppleScript and Numbers video, simply because it was first. Once that page loaded, I hit the 'next heading' command twice to get to the main area, vo-right twice to go past the description and land on the frame, vo-shift-down to interact, and all my playback controls were right there. Again, I don't have Flash installed at all, so this site is able to use HTML5 or some other means of playing video which works quite well with VoiceOver. This is on the latest Mavericks, not that that should matter. • or to post comments #14 it works Submitted by Justin on 17 July, 2014. It's unlikely that the original poster installed that extension.

In his / her case the site aparently detected flash and was directing the access to it. As flash is uninstalled, the site detected no flash and switched to the html 5 interface which seens to be ok. These extensions probably make a just in time conversion and present the video in some way. Even so I am unsure about how the interface would be for voiceover users. • or to post comments #23 And now you know why Steve Submitted by Sebby on 27 September, 2014.

And now you know why Steve Jobs banished Flash on iOS.:) Click to Flash and Click to Plug-in are great extensions but they are rather messy to install, configure and get right. I wouldn't bother, personally--I haven't in a while. It is best to try to provoke sites into providing HTML5 players yourself. For Youtube you can do this going to and selecting to use the HTML5 player, however be aware that some videos must still use Flash for DRM and/or Ads. It's sometimes also useful to enable the Develop menu in Safari, and switch your user agent to a mobile browser; that often produces an HTML5 player, for obvious reasons. Sadly this can be detected using script and is intentionally broken by some callous players.