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- Show your ad(s) to people who are more likely to need your
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- Make instant changes to your ad after it's been posted
- Purchase a Featured ad for best placement and results
- Ready? Start by choosing a category
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Rates for our Classified Service vary depending ad size (word
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NOTE: Since the Chrome update in September (2018)
flash will only work automatically in Internet Explorer and Firefox but not in
Chrome. If website visitors use Google's Chrome after the latest update the
browser now requires users to explicitly enable FLASH every single time, they
want to use it.
Chrome no longer remembers this preference between sessions,
so every time a user visits a site that uses Flash, they'll have to say
"yes, I really want to enable this extension." If it sounds annoying, it
absolutely is, and that's by design.
This is just another step on the
timeline that Chrome and many other browsers have set upon to slowly, wean the
public off Flash in anticipation of Adobe's official plan to end support for
the plugin by 2020.
The next step in Chrome's timeline - summer 2019 - is
to completely disable Flash by default, requiring users to go into their
settings to enable the plugin every time they want it to run. After that, in
2020, it's game over for Flash entirely.
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