Flash Player 13 sur Mac OS 10.6

Impossible de lire les vidéos depuis que j'ai téléchargé la nouvelle version Flash Player 13 pour Mac.
J'utilise Safari comme navigateur.
Merci de bien vouloir m'indiquer la marche à suivre pour régler ce problème

Bonjour,
Un bug est présent dans la dernière mise à jour.
Veuillez télécharger le désinstalleur via le lien suivant : http://bit.ly/Q7OQIu
Ensuite, réinstaller la version 12 via le lien ci-joint : http://bit.ly/Q7ORMB
Merci.
Arnaud.

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