I just updated my mac book pro mid 2009. Now i can't play videos in youtube. when i play videos it freezes. Please i need help!!

i just updated my mac book pro mid 2009 to OS X 10.8.4 and my safari to 6.0.5 . Now i can't play videos in youtube. when i play videos it freezes. Please i need help!!

gabevdd wrote:
i just updated my mac book pro mid 2009 to OS X 10.8.4 and my safari to 6.0.5 . Now i can't play videos in youtube. when i play videos it freezes. Please i need help!!
Did you also update Adobe Flash Player to be compatible w/your new OS? 

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