Get flash for chrome mac update#

You have to find some senior engineer at Google who knows exactly how chrome read its database to help you (and likely such knowledge is a collaboration of a few engineers, so you must get the whole team on board). Lastly if you were looking for a video you watched but forgot where it is on the web (or removed), you are completely out of luck. You will need to fake your origin (browser, cookie, etc) most likely.Īlternatively, you can do a screen recording to get the video but the quality will not match from source file. Finally if you do get the video file's url, make sure you have the right tool to download it.

This requires extensive knowledge in action script - and a smart hacker's mind (some developers are very good at confusing hackers so you get the wrong idea). So instead of getting it from the cache, you should try to recompile the flash file. (2) Adobe Flash Players end of life is 12/31/20.

Get flash for chrome mac update#

Pepper is maintained by Google, not Adobe, exclusively for Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Chromium, Opera) and is not separately available apparently they automatically update it. There are some tools that can read chrome's database but they don't work for video files (they are created to remove some particular files in the database for debugging purposes instead of saving the files from the database). (1) For quite some time you have labeled it as Pepper player, but its really the regular Adobe Flash Player. If so, here is my answer: getting it from cache is almost impossible because chrome uses a unique database to store the cache and that is not readable in OS X (or Windows, Linux, etc). I have a feeling that you are looking to save the cached flash video to edit or whatever you want.