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Help Adobe Flash on Android 4.0.4

I am using Galaxy S3 running on Android 4.0.4. Since the Adobe announced that their Flash Player will no longer support Android 4.0.4 (see the description on Google Play), I can no longer view the flash content on the website (eg, www.hkreporter.com).

It did not work no matter I tried to install the Adobe Flash Player anyway or I tried to install other flash player.


:confused:
 
i had similar issues with my galaxy tab 7.7. once i updated the flash player app - it started working fine.

flash player is still supported for 4.0.x
 
i havent updated my flash player since they announced that and it still works fine. I am afraid it's gonna stop working if i upgrade
 
I am using Galaxy S3 running on Android 4.0.4. Since the Adobe announced that their Flash Player will no longer support Android 4.0.4 (see the description on Google Play), I can no longer view the flash content on the website (eg, www.hkreporter.com).

It did not work no matter I tried to install the Adobe Flash Player anyway or I tried to install other flash player.


:confused:

yes adobe flash was removed from play store on august 15 but you can Manually install flash on your Device
 
here is the link to download adobe flash player for ics.i think it will be helpful for android 4.0 users.

----------http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/installers/archive/android/11.1.112.60/install_flash_player_ics.apk---------------
 
here is the link to download adobe flash
player for ics.i think it will be helpful for
android 4.0 users.
----------http://download.macromedia.com/
pub/flashplayer/installers/archive/
android/11.1.112.60/
install_flash_player_ics.apk---------------
 
here is one way to make it work...

get Firefox browser (or any browser that still supports flash)..
then go to adobe and find their archive of android flash player.
install the .27 version of Flash.
 
Think its pretty much only chrome that doesnt support it.
Its funny, ive been using chrome as default lately n never felt like anythings missing :)
 
My S3 came preloaded with flash and it still works after I updated to jelly bean. I just use anything other than Chrome when I want to view a flash website. I even got flash working on my Nexus 7 as well with xScope browser installing flash for me.
 
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