Now, go to a legitimate site to download Chrome. Sudo apt-get remove -purge chromium-browser Sudo apt-get remove -purge pepperflashplugin-nonfree Here's a link with more information about this:įirst, I'd uninstall Pepperflash plugin, because we're now going to grab it from Chrome itself. That SHOULD get you an up-to-date version of Flash, because you have to agree to the installation which includes proprietary software which would include Adobe Flash, packaged through Pepperflash. Uninstall Chromium, and then install Chrome from its secure and encrypted download page.

Honestly, jayaguru-shishya, I've only got about three more rabbits that I can pull out of my hat, and Google Chrome is one of them. That should give you a Pepperflash plugin that is working. We'll you can always uninstall Chromium, and then install Chrome. It's true, there is no public key available (This has been an issue all along for us here.), but we had a workaround that was working before! Now our workaround isn't even working!!

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