Yes, but not from the official Adobe website. Adobe has removed all download links from their servers.
is no longer supported by Microsoft (mainstream support ended in 2015, extended support ended in January 2020). Running an obsolete, insecure plugin on an obsolete OS is extremely dangerous. Yes, but not from the official Adobe website
No, the official Adobe Flash Player download page has been retired. You should be extremely cautious of third-party websites offering "free downloads," as these are often unauthorized and are common sources of . Modern Alternatives for Flash Content Running an obsolete, insecure plugin on an obsolete
Instead, use to emulate Flash content or stick to modern HTML5 websites. Protecting your legacy Windows 7 machine is more important than running an old game or animation. Modern Alternatives for Flash Content Instead, use to
If you have standalone Flash projectors (executable files ending in .exe ), these may still work as they do not rely on the browser plugin, but they are still risky if the files themselves are from untrusted sources.