This occurs more frequently among those who use Flash with other apps running in the background and those who have multiple windows or tabs open at the same time. It may issue a message that states it had problems before or after crashing. Otherwise, Google Chrome will automatically use its own integrated Flash Player if a user has multiple Flash Player plug-ins installed and enabled. Adobe Flash Player experiences some issues with both Firefox and Chrome. If a user disables the integrated Flash Player in Google Chrome, Chrome will use the downloaded plug-in version of Flash Player (if the end user has it installed on their system). The Google Chrome web browser updates its integrated Flash Player to automatically protect users with the latest security updates. This creates a seamless experience for end users. With Flash Player integrated into Google Chrome, users no longer have to install Flash Player separately. To verify that your Google Chrome web browser is up-to-date, select About Google Chrome from under the Customize and control Google Chrome menu (the 3-lined icon near the Google Chrome web address bar). In this fashion, end users always have the latest Flash Player security updates as soon as they become available. Google Chrome automatically updates its Flash Player plug-in when new versions of Flash Player are available. Google Chrome users do not have to download new versions of Flash Player.
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