Google has launched the latest iteration of the Chrome browser for Windows, Mac and Linux, which blocks Adobe Flash Player default support and comes with more than 40 security fixes.
Though plans to deprecate Adobe Flash in Chrome have been brewing for years, Chrome 76 takes an official first step in turning off Flash Player by default, though users can still manually turn it on in their settings. The plans fit into Google’s previously announced road map, which has a goal of ultimately killing off Adobe Flash support in December 2020.
