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Can you use Magento as an image uploader?
Out of the box, Magento uses an outdated image uploader that is based on Flash but as of now, Flash is dead, so it is no way any browser will support it. As a result, you won’t be able to upload images for products or CMS content in modern browsers.
Do you need Adobe Flash player to use Magento?
Also, there is no need to install any third-party tools to view it (you need Adobe Flash Player to view Flash). Out of the box, Magento uses an outdated image uploader that is based on Flash but as of now, Flash is dead, so it is no way any browser will support it.
When is the end of support for Magento M1?
UPDATE: as Magento 1.x reached end-of-support on June 30, 2020, all M1 extensions were removed from Marketplace on July 7, 2020. But we still take care of partners who decided not to migrate to Magento 2 for now.
Where are the media files located in Magento?
Files in media storage can be accessed from the editor while working on pages and static blocks. Media Storage is usually located in the file system on the same server as the Magento program files. Alternatively, media files can be managed in a database, or located on a separate server or content delivery network.
How can I add more files to Magento?
To add one or more files to Media Storage, you can either upload the files from your system or use the Adobe Stock Integration: To upload files from your system, click Choose Files and do the following: In the directory of your local computer, navigate to the location of the images.
How to disable Flash uploader in Magento connect?
Find the Dull_Uploader (No Flash Image Uploader) module. Unfortunately for some reason this module is not available in Magento Connect, but you can download it using these direct links: The easiest way is to download TGZ archive. 2. Install this extension to your Magento connect manager.