Problem using Adobe Flash on Pixel?

[diesteldorf]

I know Flash is probably on its way out, since HTML 5 is better and more secure, but there are still some sites that I visit that use Flash.

In the past I was able to use Dolphin Browser and Dolphin Jetpack to run flash, but it hasn't been working on my Pixel XL running Nougat.

Has anyone else been successful using Flash via Dolphin Browser?

If so, what version of Dolphin Browser/Jetpack are you using and what are your settings?

As an alternative, I've been using Puffin Browser to view flash and that works, but I'd like to get Dolphin working again.

 

[Gdraft#WN]

Its a Dolphin issue not the phone.

It has been having an off and on issue with flash and tampermonkey for the last month or more.

There were so many posts and complaints about it on dolphins web site, they took down the part where you could ask them questions.

I tried on Facebook, but the have been radio silent.

 

[Boothy99]

My Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 was also recently updated to marshmallow 6.0.1, and constantly crashes with jetpack enabled.

With flash always on, & jetpack off, it seems to behave.

Hope it gets sorted soon.

 

[maxburn]

Rather than commenting to dolphin about jetpack you should direct it to whatever horrible site you still have to deal with that has flash. Leave them a comment, and stop using them. That's all they understand.

 

[N4Newbie]

Flash Player on Android has been officially dead for years (4+). Only a fool would continue to use it; it's security is highly compromised at this point.