Mozilla Firefox has implemented new security measures which prevents Adobe Flash components from functioning if you are using an outdated version of Flash. As a user, you must either update to the latest version of Adobe Flash, or 'Activate Flash' on the web page. 

BrightTALK utilises Flash to deliver its live audio webinars, and as one method of delivering recorded content. If you see the following message when attempting to view BrightTALK content, then please carry out these actions:

1. 'Activate Adobe Flash'

2. Select 'Allow and Remember' to prevent this warning in the future.

Selectively Enabling Flash in Safari on Mac

1. Open Safari and then go to “Preferences”, accessible from the Safari menu
2. Choose the “Security” tab and look for “Internet plug-ins”, then click the “Manage Website Settings…” button

1. Select “Adobe Flash Player” from the left side to gather a list of websites that have used or attempted to use the Flash plug-in
2. Pull down the menu alongside each URL to fine-tune Flash for that website, choosing one of five options:
• Ask – Safari will ask permission to run Flash if it is encountered
• Block – blocks all Flash for the website from automatically loading, this is essentially like Click-To-Play and can be overruled by selecting a Flash object and choosing to run
• Allow – Flash will always run when encountered for that specific website
• Allow Always – Flash will always run when encountered for specific websites, even if the Flash plugin has been disabled due to being outdated or insecure
• Run in Unsafe Mode – not recommended, overrides any security preferences within Safari to give Flash free reign to run
3. Optional but recommended is to adjust a universal setting for all websites at the bottom of the panel by pulling down the menu next to “When visiting other websites:” – the five available options are the same as listed above. Generally, either “Ask” or “Block” are the safest universal options to use, but user preference varies

This type of fine-tuning of the Flash plugin used to require third party extensions or tools like ClickToFlash, but now the feature is built directly into Safari Preferences and no longer requires any extension or plugin. Users who have selectively the enabled Java pluginbefore will find this is now part of the same general Security settings panel.

Recent versions of Safari contain the Internet plug-ins option to "Stop plugins to Save Power".

If Flash is inactive, the followng screen is displayed that allows you to activate Flash.

To activate Flash

1. Go to the Safari menu and select Preferences.
2. Select the Security tab.
   
3. Check the Internet plug-ins and click Website Settings.
4. Select Shockwave Flash from the drop down menu.  The following window is displayed.
   
5. Select the site(s) you want to allow Flash to be enabled. Use the drop down menu to select Allow.
   You may select specific sites to allow Flash and block other sites.
6. Click Done and refresh the page.