Not being the worlds leading computer software expert I hope this information is correct and of help.

I too find that Adobe still has not released a 64 bit compatible Flashplayer.

I like listening to BBC Radio 7, a UK digital radio station but since installing a 64 Bit version of Vista HP I could not listen to programs which are in the BBC Archives and which have already been aired.

I downloaded and installed the new Flock browser and now I can listen without any problems.

Although it may be an inconvenience for some to have 2 browsers, it may be worthwhile trying Flock for any other places which require the Flashplayer.

John

Adobe should realize that not supporting linux with shockwave gives more reasons to use windows. And with os-monopoly, MS can kill other software vendors like Adobe.

Re: 64BIT?

I don't see what the big deal is. 32-bit flash has worked on 64-bit linux for years now through nspluginwrapper albeit native 64-bit linux is always a welcome change. For winblows, who the @!#&*^% cares?

Whoop-de-friggindoo: More bloat for Acrobat Reader.

I had a 20 year old motorcycle that started on cold mornings faster than that application.

Acrobat is teh suxx0rs, Foxit is teh 1337!

But its a pre-release and only for Linux....... :))))

The ONLY updte i want from flash player is a version which is 64 bit compatible.I waited years to switch to 64 bit (2 weeks ago) and found out that flash player doesn't work in a 64 bit browser. Adobe is a little bit behind and needs to carch up!