The Connect Add-in installed from lightning will NOT show the below error/warning and the Connect Add-in update will be successful.With Flash Player 25.0.0.159 and higher (yet to be released).

The Connect Add-in installed from lightning will show the below error/warning and the Connect Add-in update will be successful.

The Connect Add-in installed from lightning will show the below error/warning and the Connect Add-in update will fail.

The Connect Add-in installed from lightning works as expected.With Flash Player 24 or lower installed.NOTE: ‘Installed from lighting’ below refers the the workflow of installing he Connect Add-in from within a Connect meeting room. MacOS 10.12 (Sierra) Apple has removed the “ Anywhere” option for the ‘ Allow apps downloaded from:’ option in the Security and Privacy settings (though, there is a way around it with terminal commands: ).ĭepending of the version of Flash Player installed on your MAC, you will may experience different issues when installing the Connect add-in.įor MAC OS X users using Safari or Firefox who currently have an older version of the add-in installed: The error message wording and button options depends on your Mac System Preference -> Security & Privacy settings: If you have “ Allow apps downloaded from” set to “ App Store and identified developers“, then you won’t see an OK button (and the Connect Add-in won’t open). You can obtain this release of the Flash Player on April 20th by going to. The Flash Player team has identified the issue and it will be resolved with the release of Flash Player 25.0.0.159 for MAC OSX (date of release: April 20, 2017). Due to a new issue with the latest MAC OS X Flash Player (Flash Player 25.0.0.148 at the time of this article), users on a Mac using Firefox or Safari web browsers may get a warning when trying to launch the Connect Meeting Add-in.

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