Adobe Flash?

[Eeebra]

Can the Lg Optimus G not have flash? I've check the adobe website and LG Optimus G isn't on the list but other Optimises are!?!? I would like to view things on my phone that need adobe flash like movie.. Any where to get the legit copy without rooting and is real?

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[Aquila]

Can the Lg Optimus G not have flash? I've check the adobe website and LG Optimus G isn't on the list but other Optimises are!?!? I would like to view things on my phone that need adobe flash like movie.. Any where to get the legit copy without rooting and is real?

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You can sideload the APK without root from XDA or similar sources, but I don't know about stability, etc. with an unsupported device. That might just mean that they stopped support for mobile prior to your device's release. The sideloaded version just needs a 3rd party browser such as Dolphin or FireFox to run it.

 

[TheyStoleMyName]

I thought that it was like one of the only phones to offer it. I had it on mine when I had it.

from what ever phone I feel like using today

 

[gollum18]

I thought that it was like one of the only phones to offer it. I had it on mine when I had it.

from what ever phone I feel like using today

Noooo, flash officially dropped support for mobile devices when 4.0 was released. The last versions of gb (for phone) and honeycomb (for tablets) were the last android versions to support it.

And as nit said, you an sideload it from either adobe's website (in the archived section) or xda. I have Flash running fine on my s3 with 4.1.2 but it differs from device to device.

Sprint GS3 Running TN's Msg and Chubbs

 

[TheyStoleMyName]

The lgog let adobe flash with out having to do anything. it can be downloaded and ran when the JavaScript was enabled in the browser.

from what ever phone I feel like using today.

 

[Chibiz]

Hey, I have flash installed on my LG Optimus G.. oO Just download it fron Adobe website using the stock browser, and whenever you need flash use the stock browser lol easy, and requires no root,

 

[Central n ohios best]

Noooo, flash officially dropped support for mobile devices when 4.0 was released. The last versions of gb (for phone) and honeycomb (for tablets) were the last android versions to support it.

And as nit said, you an sideload it from either adobe's website (in the archived section) or xda. I have Flash running fine on my s3 with 4.1.2 but it differs from device to device.

Sprint GS3 Running TN's Msg and Chubbs

The last official version was ics not gb.

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