Microsoft Plug-ins Microsoft Silverlight Silverlight 2.x or later is no longer supported on Apple PowerPC computers. Go to Macintosh HD > Users > ~ your home directory~ > Library > Internet Plug-Ins.Go to Macintosh HD > Library > Internet Plug-Ins.Locate and delete the "ugin" file if it exists.If the "Shockwave_Installer_Full_64bit.dmg" downloads go to your Downloads folder/location.NOTE: If this download is not available go to the "Remove the Shockwave plug-in manually" section below At 'Step 2' choose "Shockwave 12.2.5.195 Full (OS X 10.6 and above)" from the pop-up menu.At 'Step 1' choose "Macintosh OSX" from the pop-up menu.Go to the Adobe Shockwave Player download site.Remove Shockwave using the official Adobe uninstaller (if still available to download).
If you have it installed you are strongly recommended to remove it: Adobe Shockwave Player SECURITY WARNING: Adobe Shockwave Player is no longer supported on the macOS platform and no longer receives security updates. Strongly recommended to remove Flash completely from your computer. This will cause any PDF to display inside the Safari window using its native PDF viewer but note that Apple's PDF Viewer may not support all Adobe PDF workflow features such as Collaboration or some of the more complex Forms.Īdobe Flash Player SECURITY WARNING: Adobe Flash Player is no longer supported on the macOS platform and no longer receives security updates.
To disable the Adobe PDFViewer plug-in start Acrobat or Adobe Reader, go to Preferences > Internet and untick the "Display PDF in Browser" option.There is no point in deleting the Adobe PDFViewer plug-in from the Macintosh HD > Library > Internet Plug-Ins folder as the "self-repair" feature of Acrobat / Reader will just reinstall it!.Or you can disable it for security reasons (if you trust Apple to keep their PDF viewing software more up-to-date than Adobe). NOTE: There are potential problems with some versions of the Adobe PDFViewer if you are running Safari in Rosetta or 64 bit mode so you might want to disable the PDF Viewer. To keep the Adobe PDFViewer web browser plug-in up-to-date simply make sure your Acrobat Professional / Reader software is up-to-date.The Adobe PDFViewer web browser plug-in is installed by Acrobat v8 (or later) Reader or Professional version and works with Apple's Safari.
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