Adobe flash player - no more updates for linux

Hey,
I dont know if Im in the right place, but a week ago I discovered that Adobe is not going to provide new version of flash player.
I have the most recent one, Flash Player 11.2 for Linux, but some of my internet apps require 11.5 or higher. Im not a geek and Im still quite a newbie, but I was searching in several forums and all over google and I didnt find any other alternative.
Is there any chance to run these apps on Linux? I know I can switch to Windows but its a really stupid thing. Since Im on Linux I run Windows only for gaming or using Photoshop.
Thanks for any idea

Didnt know its that easy, thanks

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