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  1. Adobe Plugin Missing
  2. Chrome Plugins Disable

DevMode requires the GWT Developer Plugin Please note that DevMode is deprecated, use SuperDevMode instead, which does not need browser plugins. Alternatively, type chrome://extensions/ in the Chrome address bar and press Enter. To turn on the Adobe Acrobat extension, click the toggle button. The Create PDF extension is displayed in the upper-right corner of the Chrome. If you install Acrobat Reader DC and then install Acrobat DC Classic or Acrobat XI, the Adobe Acrobat Chrome Extension doesn't work. Chrome doesn't use the Adobe Reader plugin, it should be Adobe Acrobat. Check this- Acrobat Chrome. If you see 'Click to enable Adobe Flash Player', just click on the icon to enable the Flash player for K5 Learning. If you are seeing a 'missing plugin' message or missing or 'blank' lessons, then the browser you are using needs to have the Adobe.

Adobe Plugin Missing

Support for Flash has been withdrawn by Adobe and the major browsers (Chrome, Firefox, etc.) As such, our Flash lessons can no longer be played!

Our lessons (and sample lessons) use Adobe's Flash Player. Flash is already installed on most desktop, laptop and Chromebook computers. Some browsers require Flash to be enabled for each website.

How to check for plugins in chrome

If you see 'Click to enable Adobe Flash Player', just click on the icon to enable the Flash player for K5 Learning.

Missing plugin on chrome plugin

If you see 'Click to enable Adobe Flash Player', just click on the icon to enable the Flash player for K5 Learning.

If you are seeing a 'missing plugin' message or missing or 'blank' lessons, then the browser you are using needs to have the Adobe Flash Player plugin installed or enabled. Installing / enabling flash depends on which browser you are using:

Chrome:If you are using Google's free Chrome browser, Flash is installed by default. Just enable it by clicking on the 'Enable Adobe Flash Player' icon when you see it. You may need to change your settings in Chrome to allow Flash to be enabled; instructions are here.

Firefox: If you are using Firefox, you may have to install or enable the Flash plugin. You can download the plugin here. If the plugin is installed but not enabled, see Enable Flash Player for Firefox.

Safari: If you are using Safari on a Max, please see Enable Flash Player for Safari. You may need to download the Flash Player plugin.

Internet Explorer / Edge: On Windows 8 and 10, the Flash Player is automatically integrated with Internet Explorer and the Edge browsers.

Chrome Plugins Disable

  • For Internet Explorer on Windows 10, see Enable Flash Player for IE on Windows 10.
  • For Edge on Windows 10, see Enable Flash Player for Edge on Windows 10.
  • Older versions of Windows / Internet Explorer, see Enable Flash Player for Internet Explorer. You may need to download the Flash Player plugin.

If you are having difficulties, try Adobe's Flash Player Help page. It includes a check to see whether Flash is installed on your computer. If you are using a mobile device please read our mobile device FAQ.





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