Before re-installing the flash player plugin, you can test the browser by disabling all extensions installed on the browser. Google Chrome may also crash because of Flash plugin installed for that. Download the uninstaller from Adobe to uninstall Flash Player from your computer. If the problem is still there, uninstall the Flash Plugin and re-install it from Adobe. Click on Update to upgrade your Flash Player plugin to latest version. Firefox will check updates and will show you the report where you can see “Update” link beside the “Shockwave Plugin” on a new window of Firefox. To do that, click on “Find updates” link on the same window i.e. To resolve the crash problem because of flash plugin, you will have to update the plugin to latest version. If not, then you will be sure that the culprit is none other than Shockwave Flash plugin.Ģ. Once shockwave plugin disabled, reload the websites and other web pages to see whether browser is still crashing. Hover on that plugin to get “disable” link in right side of the plugin.
Scroll down and there you can see “Shockwave Flash”. To disable flash, go to “Add-on” under Tools menu of Firefox and select “Plugin” tab over there. Disable “Shockwave Flash” plugin on Firefox to see whether now sites are loading properly or not. There are chances of crash of browser because of other add-on or plugin or extension installed over there.ġ. So in most of the cases, the main culprit is Adobe Flash Player.
More than 90% times browser crashes because of Adobe Flash supported data on opened sites. Is your Firefox or Google Chrome crashing many times in a day? If answer is yes, then go ahead and try the mentioned solutions to get rid of this crash problem of Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome.
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