It really won't kill the user to manually copy it somewhere), but it ships an installer (I hate installers on Mac). The problem in practice is that Adobe doesn't ship the flash plugin as a plugin file, you could just copy into either location (why not? On Mac almost any app or plugin could just be shipped as a file. That means if I put it into the System's Library folder, all users will have the plugin, if I put it into my folder only, only my user has it. It doesn't matter into which directory a user puts a plugin, the browser will look into both. Once as system directory /Library/Internet Plug-insĪnd also once for every user /Users//Library/Internet Plug-ins It is named: Library/Internet Plug-insĪnd as always on Mac, this directory exists twice. No matter if you use Safari or Firefox (or possibly another browser), it is standard or Mac that browsers search their plugins in that folder. On Mac there is a directory for browser plugins. For Mac the answer is "not really, but then again, yes" :PĪctually he wouldn't need it.
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