Mozilla’s recent FireFox update blacklisted Flash on the browser which means the rich media player will remain disabled by default. The change will still allow you to manually enable the Flash plug-in, if you desire to do so, but you’ll receive a clear message that Firefox views Flash as a nonessential technology in today’s HTML5 developed internet. Adobe however has fired back with .209. Version 18.0.209 is the only version number still working on Firefox because it has not yet been added to the blacklist. Read he full story here.
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