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    • leocg
      leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

      Do you have the ppapi version installed?

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      • A Former User
        A Former User last edited by

        Would right-click and "Show all" work?
        In Flash, it's like "fit to window"🙂

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        • A Former User
          A Former User last edited by

          has opera removed the npapi flash player? i am playing farmville 2 on zyngagames.com. i keep getting a message to update flash player. both the npapi and ppapi are up to date as well as java 51 and ms silverlight. the game loads with the ppapi player but it plays way too slow on it. the game was designed for use with the npapi player. im sure there are other games that are designed to play on the npapi player. please return the npapi player to the browser or fix it if it is broken.

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          • samaelvonhell
            samaelvonhell last edited by

            I confirm. Since today morning and last Opera update everything is broken. I mean Opera wont use NPAPI plugin, uses only PPAPI witch is BROKEN - wont let Dolby Home Theather v4 from Xonar Phoebus upmix stereo source to 5.1.

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            • boutitbenza699
              boutitbenza699 last edited by

              same here, i guess the Flash player got disabled by Opera itself as part of the effort to end flash and force HTML5 on all of us.

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              • avl
                avl Opera last edited by

                Opera is forcing users to move to PPAPI Flash, because Google is ending support for NPAPI in Chromium. This means that users who aren't updated would get a non-working Flash as soon as the support is gone (which will probably already happen in opera 32).

                Any bugs with PPAPI Flash need to be filed with Adobe.

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                • renshim
                  renshim last edited by

                  I have the same problem. Flash player doesn't want to load at all (it's the latest PPAPI). Disabling flash player or enabling NPAPI from Opera doesn't solve the problem.

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                  • A Former User
                    A Former User last edited by

                    avl,

                    firefox and chrome have given us the choice to leave it out or put it back in since many games run on npapi. why doesnt opera give us that same choice? i would like to have it back. opera didnt give any warning about it like th other browsers did. a notice would have been nice.

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                    • lando242
                      lando242 last edited by

                      Content doesn't care if its NPAPI or PPAPI. They are both the same from contents perspective. Also, Chrome does not give you the choice. Its PPAPI or nothing, just like Opera. Opera and Chrome share a renderer of course. Last I heard Firefox was going even further and was simply disabling Flash entirely because of its numerous unfixed security issues.

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                      • A Former User
                        A Former User last edited by

                        Content doesn't care if its NPAPI or PPAPI. They are both the same from contents perspective. Also, Chrome does not give you the choice. Its PPAPI or nothing, just like Opera. Opera and Chrome share a renderer of course. Last I heard Firefox was going even further and was simply disabling Flash entirely because of its numerous unfixed security issues.

                        you are incorrect. farmville 2 runs on the npapi flash. it does run on ppapi but at a snails pace. there are some games designed to play on the npapi flash. yes you can add the npapi flash back into chrome and firefox. i do have npapi in chrome. opera does not give the choice. i would like it added opera to because its faster than google chrome. i have never had a security issue with flash. i dont know what all the hubbub is about over it.

                        how to firefox:
                        https://support.zynga.com/article/farmville-2/How-to-unblock-Flash-Player-on-Mozilla-Firefox-en_US-1436884611204

                        how to chrome:
                        https://support.zynga.com/article/all/Are-you-getting-the-FarmVille-is-on-3D-now-message-when-loading-your-game-en_US-1429147893189

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