Hi and welcome n00boxular,
Unfortunately there have been some recent issues with the current Dragon and Adobes Flash.
There is a workaround posted in the link below, other than that let us hope a future update solves the issue with the Adobe Flash plugin sooner rather than later. Dragon 33 - Flash Player issues workaround!
"There could be conflict with Shockwave and other extensions that are enabled in the browser. I would recommend to uninstall Comodo Dragon and reinstall it to fix the issue. Please get back to us for any further assistance. "
I would recommend to uninstall Comodo Dragon and reinstall it to fix the issue
It would be an idea to update their website so that people can actually download the latest version before they tell people to reinstall CD. As I have mentioned before, I am having no issues with shockwave on any other browser using the same extensions [the majority of which are default in CD] and I have uninstalled and reinstalled several times with no change.
I am talking about the one from the 'free download" button on this page
(wow–what a link!)
which is where you end up if you drill to Comodo Dragon starting at comodo.com [ADDED: comodo.com>“Home and Office”>Comodo Dragon (on the popdown)]. And I would suspect that a very large percentage of people will not look for a download from a ‘releases’ page. Indeed, I can say I have NEVER done that when ‘going for’ a new program I’ve heard about.
I haven’t informed Staff directly.
They obviously are in the know that Flash is causing various issues, considering they have posted the following workaround. Dragon 33 - Flash Player issues workaround!
It is interesting that I have had a support ticket open on this with several exchanges so far, and not once have they pointed me to this. I was totally unaware of it.
I don’t think it is support staff’s responsibility to follow the forum. However, I do believe it is Comodo staff’s responsibility (whoever created the workaround) to notify support team management of the problem and the availability of the workaround–so that info can be provided to the techs to handle tickets about the KNOWN problem.
Interestingly, I had a flash update, so I decided to un-do the workaround linked to previously. dragon:plugins shows both the pepperflash and Adobe avaialble now.
I have only seen one video link on Facebook to test it, but it worked. Maybe the new flash works with Dragon now
LATER 5–19-14: ^^^ I spoke too soon. it seemed to work fine all last night; now I am getting the bar at top about shockwave crashed (but videos still played for a while); now I just got the frown face in the video rectangle. Oh well–back to going through the workaround steps. Sure wish Comodo would address this–and yes I do understand it is an interaction with the plugin that is a 2-way street.