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You'd think Adobe would at least have an auto-update tool by now. But no, every time, we have to goto their download page, uncheck Mcaffee bundleware and run t
by nacs 11y ago
You'd think Adobe would at least have an auto-update tool by now.
But no, every time, we have to goto their download page, uncheck Mcaffee bundleware and run through the installation wizard every time.
I think it's time to completely disable the plugin..
- orionblastar 11y agoOne time I accidentally downloaded the McAfee scan. Avast Home found it in startup and removed it for me. McAfee Scan tends to conflict with other antivirus products.
- ovi256 11y agoYou think forcing you to uncheck the bundleware is a bug of the install and upgrade process, they think it's a feature.
- throwaway2048 11y agothey do have an autoupdate
- acdha 11y agoThey do have an updater but it's slow to pick up changes and still requires user intervention. I haven't had Flash installed for a couple years and rarely miss it – if you use click-to-play many sites favor Flash but will use HTML5 video if the plugin isn't available, so you actually get a better experience with it entirely gone rather than just disabled by default.