Flash player for chrome os x

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According to Google Software Engineer Scott Hess, the new architecture means that Flash can now run 'inside a sandbox that’s as strong as Chrome’s native sandbox, and much more robust than anything else available.' On Mac, Chrome's built-in Flash Player now uses a new plugin architecture: the developers ported Flash from the older Netscape Plugin API (NPAPI) to Google's Pepper Plugin API (PPAPI) architecture, its cross-platform API for plugins. The latest major update to Chrome for Mac OS X, version 23, is the first release of the browser for the platform to include a fully sandboxed Flash Player plugin. In a new blog post, the Chrome developers at Google have highlighted additional security improvements in the recent stable release of Chrome for Mac OS X users.

 

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