Adobe Flash 10.3
Description:
Flash is supposed to require an ARMv7 CPU. This has been recompiled to work on an ARMv6 CPU such as that found in the Blade. The source of this is an ARMv6 tablet called the Mapan MX71G.
Download:
Adobe Flash 10.3
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?yutir9wm2ifmw9c
Adobe Flash 10.2
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/?hhdo892c3bwtpck
Haven't tried yours but this one is the best I hae tried and is working great
https://www.box.com/shared/mx6r7y0lovpapgorj8rz
thanks for posting your version of flash mate. So far the version i am using works well but i will also download yours for future use and comparison
Kannibalism said:
thanks for posting your version of flash mate. So far the version i am using works well but i will also download yours for future use and comparison
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Do tell which one is better
saaransh9 said:
Do tell which one is better
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will be doing the testing this weekend since i have to meet up with a client to create an e-commerce website for him. i will post my findings then
if i install this i would be able to play flash videos on stock browser only or and in other browsers?
termagazis said:
if i install this i would be able to play flash videos on stock browser only or and in other browsers?
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Any browser which supports flash like dolphin browser HD,uc browser etc
i will reupload to mediafire thanks fr the heads up about bandwidth
links have been updated
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sorry for the big delay with reuploading the applications but i was a bit busy with work
Last updated - 10 Sep, 2013; rolled out after discontinuation of Flash support for Android.
CHROME does NOT support Flash content; nor will it any time in future !!
WORKS fine with Stock / Firefox Browsers. Also said to be working well with Boat.
P.S: Go through the replies to know more.
Description
*** NOTE: FLASH PLAYER IS NO LONGER BEING UPDATED FOR NEW DEVICE CONFIGURATIONS. FLASH PLAYER WILL NOT BE SUPPORTED ON ANY ANDROID VERSION BEYOND ANDROID 4.0.x ***
While Flash Player remains on Google Play for installation on Android devices that are certified by the manufacturer, installing Flash Player on an uncertified device may result in unexpected behavior and can potentially destabilize your device. A list of certified devices can be found at http://www.adobe.com/go/certifieddevices. Flash Player WILL NOT be supported on any device shipped with or upgraded to an Android version beyond Android 4.0.x
What's in this version:
This update to Adobe Flash Player 11 includes compatibility with Android 4 supported devices, performance improvements and bug fixes related to security and stability. The complete set of release notes can be found at: http://adobe.ly/H0xv8K.
Permissions
THIS APPLICATION REQUIRES NO UNSAFE PERMISSIONS TO RUN.
NETWORK COMMUNICATION
VIEW NETWORK STATE
Allows the app to view the state of all networks.
Download
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.16
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.17
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.20
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.34
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.36
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.37
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.47
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.48
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.54
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.58
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.63
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.69
Alternate download Link - 11.1.115.81
.:: This thread will be kept updated for further releases as well ::.
How did u get it to work with chrome? I get blank page when trying to access flash settings. I dropped to 160 on stock
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Pardon my bad! didn't check with all sites.
Well, it's working for basic renderings in sites, and video playback.
Settings still renders black screen.
Have edited the post.
Didn't realize that Adobe would still update this. Works great on my Galaxy Nexus.
Latest roll out updated.
It's not working for me. I used chrome and paranoid latest v.2. I even tried clearing cache. Somehow on the 1.992 it worked fine, don't know if i needed to install flash for chrome or not, it just worked off hand i think.
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this version finally fixes my RAZR.
but 115.7 works just fine with my Nexus7 with Firefox BETA. im too scared to change what's not broken lol
When should html5 be ready for us or JB? Do anyone know, worst case I'll wait a bit if there's no way around this. I heard flash will be discontinued officially by November so html5 should be ready by then?
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andronikal659 said:
When should html5 be ready for us or JB? Do anyone know, worst case I'll wait a bit if there's no way around this. I heard flash will be discontinued officially by November so html5 should be ready by then?
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i just cant wrap this post around my head... i dont get it.
html5 is ready for Nexus.... now. if by 'ready' u mean, we can use it. then yes.
why do u want to wait installing flash has anything to do with html5? some sites will convert from flash to html, yes, but some doesnt.
flash is discontinued since last week or so for Android devices, not for everything else. theres still Flash in the PC and Mac and everything else in between.
if u want flash, then install this.
if u dont want flash, then dont install this. hopefully whatever u want is in html5, or has plan to move to it.
Here's the official source link
http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html
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This version is not very stable. Keeps freezing. Went back to 11.1.115.12 and it's working fine.
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Firefox just released a tablet version, seems to have flash already
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R3dbeaver said:
i just cant wrap this post around my head... i dont get it.
html5 is ready for Nexus.... now. if by 'ready' u mean, we can use it. then yes.
why do u want to wait installing flash has anything to do with html5? some sites will convert from flash to html, yes, but some doesnt.
flash is discontinued since last week or so for Android devices, not for everything else. theres still Flash in the PC and Mac and everything else in between.
if u want flash, then install this.
if u dont want flash, then dont install this. hopefully whatever u want is in html5, or has plan to move to it.
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I don't care if it's flash or html5. I just want my video and audio to work on the browser. Since YouTube app restrict desktop content.
I found out that the default browser or chrome doesn't play audio or video content unless i install the flash apk. However, the default browser gives me A/V and chrome only give me audio without the video. You can try playing YouTube video in desktop mode just to make sure or any other video streaming sites. I would love to have html5 but it doesn't seem to be fully implemented yet...
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Tested with today's Firefox release. Flash works all fine!!
Wasn't so keen to look into settings though quality seems to be low for flash based websites! as 'm at work.
But in total, Yes it works
R3dbeaver said:
i just cant wrap this post around my head... i dont get it.
html5 is ready for Nexus.... now. if by 'ready' u mean, we can use it. then yes.
why do u want to wait installing flash has anything to do with html5? some sites will convert from flash to html, yes, but some doesnt.
flash is discontinued since last week or so for Android devices, not for everything else. theres still Flash in the PC and Mac and everything else in between.
if u want flash, then install this.
if u dont want flash, then dont install this. hopefully whatever u want is in html5, or has plan to move to it.
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I think flash will useful for a long time, trust me.
for those who said that flash or html5 is working perfectly on Firefox or whatever for audio and video content, are you guys on jelly bean Rom or ics? Bc it's only JB the problem, ics has no problem.
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No problem here on updated Firefox, flash 11.1.115.16, unrooted N7.
andronikal659 said:
for those who said that flash or html5 is working perfectly on Firefox or whatever for audio and video content, are you guys on jelly bean Rom or ics? Bc it's only JB the problem, ics has no problem.
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Also working good so far here on new Firefox and latest flash installed. Definitely keeping Firefox as a back for whenever I need to watch flash content.
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andronikal659 said:
for those who said that flash or html5 is working perfectly on Firefox or whatever for audio and video content, are you guys on jelly bean Rom or ics? Bc it's only JB the problem, ics has no problem.
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Firefox, Firefox Beta, and AOKP browser in Nexus7 rooted: flash video streaming content works fine.
in my ICS RAZR, it also works fine on default Android browser.
test: watchop.com and watch.ctv.ca
I downloaded and installed this and it caused issues with the Play Store. Whenever I pressed the back button while looking at an app, the screen would flash and not return to the previous screen.
This bug went away when I uninstalled the apk.
EDIT: deleted, noticed there already exists similar thread in Galaxy Nexus's general forum.
latest can be downloaded here: http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html
Thanks
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or you could just go to this page
http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html
and scroll down to Flash Player for Android 4.0 archives
and download the latest one
adrianr514 said:
or you could just go to this page
http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/archived-flash-player-versions.html
and scroll down to Flash Player for Android 4.0 archives
and download the latest one
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Heh I didn't know that is possible.
Hi guys... It's me again
Today I want to share something,
not applications, tweaks, MOD and also not Great ROM because I'm not developer (yet)
Maybe some members already knew about this.
Since the our beloved Developers released CM10/CM10.1/CM10.2/CM11 and so many Great ROMs here that supported Jelly Bean and later has released for our Galaxy W,
Beside the happiness and thankful, you have to know something, you will missing flash content on your default browser.
As we know, adobe flash player no longer support for Android 4.1.2 or later
Even you've installed unofficial adobe flash player from many resources, and (of course) the latest one, but we still got green flicker screen on our default browser. So su*k!
How to make it work?
OK, here is the secret...
1. Download Adobe Flash Player for Android from Adobe archive. (Thanks to @arsradu for the link)
2. Install it
3. After adobe installed, open your default browser.
4. Go to settings > advanced
5. And now, turn off "Enable plug-ins"
6. Done
Just it!
Thank you for coming and read this post,
I'm sorry for my bad English
Have a nice day
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Thanks
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Thanks İt is usefull for me.
Thank you!! This thread actually helped me.
Uhm..I'm not sure why is that called "unofficial flash player". We can actually download the official apk from Adobe archive. It doesn't get any more updated than that. And I have to admit, I didn't know about disabling the plug-ins. So thank you man.
Also, I think you could edit the thread's title and make it like "How to install Adobe Flash Player on Android 4.1.2 and up/newer/later". I'm pretty sure that will work on newer Android versions as well. Didn't try it so don't take my word for it but I think it will work. Worst case scenario, it won't install but it's not gonna break anything.
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Uhm..I'm not sure why is that called "unofficial flash player". We can actually download the official apk from Adobe archive. It doesn't get any more updated than that. And I have to admit, I didn't know about disabling the plug-ins. So thank you man.
Also, I think you could edit the thread's title and make it like "How to install Adobe Flash Player on Android 4.1.2 and up/newer/later". I'm pretty sure that will work on newer Android versions as well. Didn't try it so don't take my word for it but I think it will work. Worst case scenario, it won't install but it's not gonna break anything.
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Thread created a year ago. Why I called unofficial above because as I suggested to use search box at XDA forum, not using Google. And last year, since Adobe not accessible for 4.0.x or later on playstore, some users keeps asking how to get adobe flash player.
I believe someone already uploaded on XDA forum last year.
But I will keeps your adobe archive link to this thread.
Thanks for your link and your advice @arsradu, I'll do it soon.
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Do i need to install a flash player? Where can i find it?
You'll have to Google it. Android stopped supporting it, and the flash player app was removed from the play store. I'm pretty sure Chrome doesn't support it, and the last I checked, you'll need Firefox to take advantage of a possible flash player app
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bash78 said:
Do i need to install a flash player? Where can i find it?
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Actually, flash player doesn't work on Android 4.3 or later. Some library Flash Player needs was removed.
I've read, but I don't recall if applied to Android 4.3, that Flash Player may work with Dolphin Browser that the Rocket Pack add-on extension. It's been quite a while since I read about it, so I don't remember the details. You'll want to Google it.
For dolphin browser
It works with Firefox . I use it on my Note 4.