Adobe Flash Player Debugger

Adobe Flash Player Debugger is a developer's version of Adobe Flash that helps to analyze, identify and fix bugs in Flash and Flex projects. It has functions for creating detailed reports on the work of created applications. All detected errors, conflicts and falls are recorded in the reports. If you are not a developer and are looking for a standard Adobe Flash Player, you can download it from here. We recommend using it, because the Debugger version loads the system much harder and slows down the playback of Flash content. In addition, she often "hangs" her browser, forcing him to finish his work through the Task Manager.

Like the usual Flash Player, Debugger is distributed in two versions. The first supports ActiveX and works in all popular browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Opera), and the second one is designed exclusively for Internet Explorer (for Edge, the ActiveX version will work). It should be noted that the version for IE is used by developers much more often, because problems in the work of Flash-projects often arise in the browser from Microsoft. At the same time, the ActiveX architecture is quite flexible and, in most cases, does not require debugging.

Installation of Adobe Flash Player Debugger is done in a standard way, but it is better to use Adobe Flash Player Uninstaller application for uninstallation. This recommendation is especially relevant if you are going to install a regular Flash Player instead of a Debugger version.