Flash 11 is outdated, you should rather get Flash 12 there (well, except for Linux where the latest version is 11.2.x and still maintained at the moment)
Since it seems version 11.9.900.170 is still somehow in high demand, I just added a new mirror here.
An important warning to Tor (would-be) users: if you choose to add the Flash plugin to TorBrowser (or whatever browser you use with Tor), this will most likely BREAK the anonymity. Flash tends to connect using any connection it can get, so it’s able to leak your IP to any site that really wants to get it.
Adobe just released a new version of their Flash Player: version 11 final aka 11.0.1.152 (now updated to 11.9.900.170). The main new feature is that it finally has a 64 bits version! There’s also Stage 3D, which allows 3D GPU rendering, finally graphic intensive Flash games will be fast ^^. I’m not sure of what was subsequently added in versions 11.1, 11.2 and 11.3. I suppose versions 11.3.300.262 and .265 fix the chaos introduced in 11.3.300.257 with all the crashes in plugin-based browsers (at least, with Opera and Fx). This paragraph is now quite oudated… can’t wait for version 12 so that I can finally start a brand new Flash post from scratch…
To use that Flash portable, unpack it into the plugin folder for your browser, that is (paths are relative paths, relative to the portable browser’s root directory):
- Firefox Portable: Data/plugins + set
plugins.load_appdir_pluginsto true inabout:config - Opera USB: program/plugins
- Iron or Chrome Portable: Iron/plugins
Note that Flashplayer.xpt is useless, it’s only included because it’s tiny and some people do look for it.
Here is the zip containing NPSWF32.dll (actually now named NPSWF32_11.9.900.170.dll) and flashplayer.xpt, and NPSWF64_11.9.900.170.dll, and also the new FlashPlayerPlugin_11.9.900.170.exe executable, which as far as I understood is related to Flash getting executed within a sandbox now (for some reason this executable is only provided with the 32 bits version though). You can choose your preferred download host between Megaupload and Filesonic, however note that the files hosted on FileSonic vanish after 30 days without a download, so usually only the latest versions (latest stable + latest preview if newer than stable) remain online there. Megaupload on the other hand should have all history of my uploads. It’s now on MediaFire and Uploaded.to, which I believe don’t delete old files (at least MediaFire doesn’t), so apart from the oldest versions lost in the Megaupload takedown, the more recent ones should be all there.
For developers, here is also the debug version 11.7.700.202.
Older versions
- Flash 11.9.900.152 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.9.900.117 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.8.800.168 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.8.800.94 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.7.700.224 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.7.700.202 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.7.700.169 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.6.602.180 for portable browsers (No MediaFire mirror due to connection issues)
- Flash 11.6.602.171 for portable browsers (MediaFire mirror)
- Flash 11.6.602.168 for portable browsers (MediaFire mirror)
- Flash 11.5.502.149 for portable browsers (MediaFire mirror)
- Flash 11.5.502.146 for portable browsers (MediaFire mirror)
- Flash 11.5.502.135 for portable browsers (MediaFire mirror)
- Flash 11.5.502.110 for portable browsers (MediaFire mirror)
- Flash 11.5.500.104 for portable browsers (NB: that was a beta version of Flash 11.5)
- Flash 11.4.402.287 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.4.402.278 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.4.402.265 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.3.300.271 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.3.300.270 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.3.300.268 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.3.300.265 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.3.300.262 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.3.300.257 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.2.202.235 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.2.202.233 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.2.202.228 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.1.102.63 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.1.102.62 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.1.102.55 for portable browsers
- Flash 11.0.1.152 for portable browsers
If you’re interested in even older versions, here are (NB: due to Megaupload’s closure, almost all of them are offline now :():
- version 10.3
- version 10.3 release candidate
- version 10.3 beta
- version 10.2 (multiple versions on the same page)
- version 10.2 preview
- version 10.1 (multiple versions on the same page)
Bonus: megaupload and filesonic directories MediaFire directory with all my Flash Portable uploads (since the day MU was shutdown and I lost most of my previous versions…). Note that the MegaUpload one also contains a few other portable things, while the FileSonic one is regularly purged of files not downloaded within the last 30 days (so usually it contains only a few most recent versions):
(NB: those are here just for historical purpose, MU was taken down by the FBI and FS purges the files so often that the folder is empty…)
- http://www.mediafire.com/?jbj6mg9cfq2b4
- http://www.filesonic.com/folder/891199
- http://www.megaupload.com/?f=9KJX5ECT
NB: in Windows 7, after installation, Flash can be found in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed for the 32 bits version and C:\Windows\System32\Macromed for the 64 bits version.
Could you use ovh.net to download new version?
I can download, thanks!
Oh, so they lifted the block on my img subdomain? Good news 🙂
No David,
it’s possible for me to download from uploaded.net but not from your subdomain.
lol, so they unblocked the domain name used quite massively for copyright-infringement but left my clean subdomain blocked. Sounds logical. Anyway, glad you’re able to download one way or another…
I suspect that block come up when url category is none.
David,
today uploaded.net says: “You have reached the max. number of possible free downloads for this hour, please try again in an hour or purchase one of our …” even if this is not true. The other mirror URL is filtered because the “URL Category” detected by the firewall is “none” so may you define a second mirror in dropbox?
Does this one work? http://dod.dod.ssl-mail.com/Public/Flash_12.0.0.44_portable_32_and_64_bits.zip (it’s the storage space provided by my e-mail provider) I don’t have a Dropbox account and I’m not too enthusiast about them…
On a side note, probably you’re on a shared corporate IP and other people there downloaded from uploaded.net 😉
David,
When I try to download the responses are:
Bandwidth Restricted: The page you have tried to access is not available because the owner of the file you are trying to access has exceeded our short term bandwidth limits. Please try again shortly.
Details: 451 A file of this size would cause “dod.dod.ssl-mail.com//Public/Flash_12.0.0.44_portable_32_and_64_bits.zip” to exceed the per-day file bandwidth limit of 20.00 MB, try again later
Wow, the quota is supposed to be 500M per IP per 10 minutes… Looks like something is wrong on their side, or maybe it’s because I’m still on my trial period.
Anyway, does Mega work? Could be a nice place to set up a regular mirror, with all the storage they offer: https://mega.co.nz/#!6gp0mL5S!nxiVxqKxBjCvDj_w6hSKCeX9lH-EMFEph_Twae8rgjw
No way. Mega is blocked
Well I guess it means OVH then:
http://demo2.ovh.net/en/0c648ff91715fe556d41c3b35a5d12e4/
All right
Thanks!
Why the sketchy Uploaded link/exe? Really, everybody….WATCH WHAT THE INSTALLER TRIES TO PUT ON YOUR COMPUTER. ‘Decline’ is your friend.
Will provide this without the sketchiness on a torrent.
1) There’s no exe apart from the one contained in the zip, which is also the executable provided by Adobe along with Flash 32 bits.
2) Uploaded.net has ads yet is clean, I think. Anyway I go there with AdBlock Edge and Ghostery, and in this case it’s really clean.
3) Just use the “backup mirror”, it’s a direct link.
4) Feel free to make it a torrent, however you should know that the reason why I put this in a Zip instead of a 7z / LZMA archive is because most people download this from work, where it’s already hard enough to unzip 7-Zip file… So I guess it’s quite uncommon to be able to download a torrent from there…
Edit:
also 5) there’s no installer. If for some reason you end up with an installer while downloading from this link, at some point you chose a very wrong option… The file is/should be a zip. I know some hosters try to make you download their home-made download manager, this shouldn’t be the case of uploaded.net as far as I know, but if you do end up with an installer, delete it and try again, and be careful about the download options you pick, this time.
fuck you
Version 12.0.0.43 out.
Nvm, notice it at top now. 😀
Yeah since it’s a new “major” version (although I’m not sure there’s really something major about it) I’m planning to make a new post because this one is getting crowded. So in the meantime I just put it at the top.
Once again, THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!! 🙂
Version 12.0.0.44 is out, could you be so kind to release it your way dear PCR ?
Yup, I saw that this morning (apparently some quite problematic security issue being actively exploited) but didn’t find the time to upload it until now. Here it is, at the top of the post…. I also really need to make that new, separate post on Flash 12
Thanks a lot !!! 🙂
• Flash 11.8.800.168 for portable browsers
• Flash 11.8.800.94 for portable browsers
• Flash 11.7.700.169 for portable browsers
• Flash 11.6.602.180 for portable browsers
• Flash 11.6.602.171 for portable browsers
• Flash 11.6.602.168 for portable browsers
• Flash 11.5.502.149 for portable browsers
• Flash 11.5.502.146 for portable browsers
• Flash 11.5.502.110 for portable browsers
were removed from http://uploaded.net (ul.to).
Yeah, it seems like uploaded.net purge their space more aggressively than MediaFire… On the other hand it also means that noone downloaded those files in a looong while. I don’t really have a solution to that, I don’t keep those old files myself.
How about plugin.vch???
Is that a new dependency? I do have such a file, never noticed it before though (and all used to work fine without it)
Is it working in 02.2021?