Filed under: Internet Tools, Universal Binary
Adobe Releases Flash Player 9 beta for Intel Macs
When Adobe released only the PPC version of Flash Player 9 the other day, some people criticized Adobe for not simultaneously releasing an Intel-enabled version as well. Richard Brownell points us today to a post by Emmy Huang, the product manager for Adobe Flash Player telling us that the public beta release of Adobe Flash Player 9 for Intel Macs is ready. As always, be sure to read the readme and watch for bugs. This is still in beta.
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edward said 4:40PM on 6-29-2006
finally, it's here. wow this week is so busy to update. mac os x 10.4.7, quicktime 7.1.2, itunes 6.0.5, ipod updater 6-28-06. it's very nice week!
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Rouven said 6:01PM on 6-29-2006
Why are updates nice? I think its nice when a software is so bugfree that I don't have to update a lot...
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Don Wilson said 6:35PM on 6-29-2006
Why is there a blog post for every single software release for Intel? I'd bet more than half of the blog posts in the last few months have been nothing but software update notices.
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Dan said 6:54PM on 6-29-2006
Updates can be nice because they include new feature too.
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john said 7:20PM on 6-29-2006
So maybe there is hope for Intelified Shockwave...
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jeff said 9:57AM on 6-30-2006
Darn. I was hoping this would fix the problems with some of the Flash games my son likes to play. Just installed the beta and I still have run Safari in Rosetta mode in order to get his games to work.
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Ian P said 8:05PM on 6-30-2006
Well, I installed it, and thought perhaps adobe would fix the biggest problem with Flash on OS X. That is, whenever the window playing the flash movie loses focus, the movie turns to sh!t. Well, I am here to confirm, this is still an issue.
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