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same.No Flash support. Not for me.
I am using Chrome and love it, logged on with my Google account and all my favorites and bookmarks from my desktop are there already. And with the app "chrome to phone" you can send web pages, phone number, text, and maps from your pc to your phone. I always find myself looking something up on my phone, after i just looked it up on the pc for directions and what not.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...29nbGUuYW5kcm9pZC5hcHBzLmNocm9tZXRvcGhvbmUiXQ..
I'm not sure that Chrome works yet with Multi-Window. The only thing that upsets me with Chrome is that the 'x' to close windows is in the upper left. I'd much rather have it in the upper right area ... the phone does have settings that are sensitive to the right hand if you want them set that way!
Is there an Android browser that supports Flash yet?
I'm not sure that Chrome works yet with Multi-Window. The only thing that upsets me with Chrome is that the 'x' to close windows is in the upper left. I'd much rather have it in the upper right area ... the phone does have settings that are sensitive to the right hand if you want them set that way!
Is there an Android browser that supports Flash yet?
Several browsers support flash.
If you go to adobe website and download fash, it will work on the stock browser. Dolphin supports it natively, and several others.
Read this thread, 1st post. It was a very simple process.
http://androidforums.com/samsung-ga...ayer-galaxy-note-2-download-direct-adobe.html