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Israel reported 5,804 infections amid ongoing efforts to provide a COVID-19 vaccine for its citizens. France reported 19,348 new cases, bringing total infections to 2.6 million. Former Arab League Secretary-General Amr Moussa has contracted the virus, local media reported. Other global developments Portugal officially assumed the rotating presidency of the Council of European Union on Jan. 1, with a motto of “a fair, green and digital recovery.” Amid the visit of the French prime minister and armed forces minister to French soldiers in Chad, the country’s policy in the West African regi...

Adobe Flash, an early online animation plugin, will no longer be supported by the company and customers are urged to uninstall it, Adobe said.

With the official death of Adobe Flash on January 1st, you’ll likely want to remove the software from your computer if you’ve still got it installed. Adobe officially dropped support for the ageing multimedia software after a long-running shutdown period. In about two weeks’ time, the company will block all Flash content from working in the player. Plus, Adobe advises users to remove Flash Player since it will no longer update the software. Those who leave Adobe installed could make themselves vulnerable to security exploits. As such, we’ve included some details on how to uninstall Ad...

Major browsers had stopped using the animation software by 2015. Adobe Flash Player bids adieu to the world.   |  Photo Credit: Twitter When we enter into the New Year, we always leave a few things behind to start afresh. Some of those might be a precious memory that you wished that came along with you in this journey but it cannot.  While we all celebrated the arrival of 2021, we are now saying goodbye to a childhood favourite for many that are Adobe Flash Player. The software was on its way to depart on December 31, 2020. While Adobe will not block the software u...

Flash Player, Adobe's highly popular browser plug-in that enabled rich animations and an endless amount of online games, is officially being killed off.