[TIP] Adobe Flash Player working on Note 3

[mrlegend1003]

How to Get Adobe Flash Player working on the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Watch live tv, movie, or what ever else you might need flash for.
The stock browser and Google chrome both wont work with Adobe. You will have to download another browser that does. I listed a few that
I tried and know work. I use flash to watch Movies from a site that requires Flash cause its a desktop based site.

Adobe Archive Site: Archived Flash Player versions

List of Compatible Web Browsers:
Puffin Browser (Recommended)
UC Browser
Fire Fox (Works when it wants to)
Sleipnir
Maxthon browser

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Hope this helps, also hope it was not on the forums before, i checked didn't see it but if I over looked it sorry.

 

[DCSholtis]

Yep works great on UCBrowser

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[emiinn]

I judt noticed I cant stream with Boat? Am I right?

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[Monroe White III]

What idiots thought it was a good idea to make both the stock browser and chrome not support flash? It's a pretty vital part of the internet that isn't gonna go away, moron devs strike again!

 

[moosc]

Flash is dead, they have moved on to the next great thing. Websites need to update

What idiots thought it was a good idea to make both the stock browser and chrome not support flash? It's a pretty vital part of the internet that isn't gonna go away, moron devs strike again!

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[slatyford]

I've had flash installed since day one and stlck browser works fine for me

 

[power5]

Flash is dead, they have moved on to the next great thing. Websites need to update

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Sorry, same things were said about PC gaming, laptops, desktops, flip phones, feature phones, pagers, CDs, DVDs, and just about every other aspect of the tech world. What recent tech that was surpassed is actually dead? HDDVD & LD? Can't think of another one of the top of my head.

 

[SpookDroid]

But...in this case Flash IS dead... Like, literally. Adobe announced it was to stop all development for Android I think last year. Any patches are just security updates but support for the plug-in has been killed by the company that owns Flash, so how is that not being dead? Sure, it's more of a zombie since some patches have come out, but why would browsers need to support something that is no longer being developed? Unfortunately, some websites are still using 'old tech' since they won't spend the time and/or money to update to newer, lighter tech.

 

[sqa4life]

What version/release should I download?

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