Help improve Flash Player 10.1 and AIR 2.0
Adobe engineering is headed into the final stretch of development of Flash Player 10.1 and AIR 2.0. We need community help to identify quality issues with your deployed and in-development content. While both Flash and AIR are tested extensively internally, every beta we receive valuable feedback from the Flash community and beyond.
Here is how you can get involved:
- Download and install Flash Player 10.1 Beta 2 and AIR 2.0 Beta 2
- Test the new beta runtimes with your content and applications.
- Log bugs at bugs.adobe.com. Engineering teams use your bug reports to reproduce errors and improve the runtime quality.
As far as beta timelines, beta 3 releases are a few weeks away and release candidates are expected within 60 days. Your involvement and assistance during this critical development window are really important and will only improve Flash Player and AIR quality.
Please also help spread the word about the beta process via Twitter:
Improve Flash 10.1 & AIR 2.0 via Beta 2 http://bit.ly/aN4Qk0 READ & RT #Flash #AIR #QUALITY
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Improve flash great post Serge!
Yes, but I am still waiting for a non content debugger version of the 10.1 Flash Player. Because the content debugger always leaks by my knowledge, and this hasn’t changed in the 10.1 player.
My project can’t be run in the plugin without partly rewrite — which I am not looking forward too.
My apologies, I am talking about a non content debugger standalone player of 10.1.
Is there a debug version of 10.1?
I’d like to test it with our Flex stuff but I can’t live w/o FP’s debug version.
I could not find any mention on labs.adobe.com
TIA
julio
so this isn’t mobile flash 10.1 i am guessing?
@Julio: The debug versions are also available on Labs: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
@mcorbett: The mobile versions won’t be too far behind.