

The fact is, Adobe Flash Player comes pre-installed and is integrated into both IE 11 and Edge browsers on Win 10. I was easily able to confirm that Flash was alive and well in both browsers by visiting Adobe's test site: (It was however listed in Belarc Advisor). It was still present in my both IE 11 and Edge browsers, even if it was not listed in my installed programs.

I figured that with Flash gone, there was one less thing to worry about. So when I finally got a Win 10 system, one of the first things I did was uninstall all Adobe products from my list of installed programs in Control Panel>Programs and Features. I have done so long ago, and never missed it: Flash is now installed for Nimble Browser.Security experts and main-stream computer publications have been strongly suggesting for some time now that folks uninstall Adobe Flash as a major security vulnerability in all browsers. You should see the Nimble Elearning homepage. Allow the installation process to complete.ħ.


In this article, we'll show you how to install it. Just like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer require different versions of Adobe Flash Player, so too does Nimble Browser. Update 21/02/23: unfortunately Adobe has now retired Flash and this link is no longer accessible, instead use: If you get stuck, just try contacting your IT support. Visit this URL in your default browser and install the Chromium version for your operating system, then restart Nimble Browser. We've looked everywhere, but couldn't find the version of Flash we need. When you install Nimble Browser for the first time, you might see a message that advises:
