Re: SeaMonkey Snow Leopard Flash compatibility

System: OS X.6.8 Snow Leopard
Browser: SeaMonkey 2.25
Flash Player: currently installed is version 10.3.183.86
The Adobe Flash Player page on compatibility by operating system and latest version of Flash Player
only mentions SeaMonkey under the Linux operating system.  Under Mac OS it mentions Safari, etc.
but not SeaMonkey.
What is the latest version of Flash compatible with both Snow Leopard and with SeaMonkey???

jim301 wrote:
Mike, thanks.  I see that on some of your other posts you recommended a clean install, deleting a couple files.  Do you think it wise I clean and then install Flash 12?
Unless you experience trouble with a regular install, it isn't necessary... more thorough, yes, and it doesn't take much longer, but it's not a necessity.
If it suits you...
How to perform a "clean install" of Flash Player in Mac OS X

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