What is a very good free desktop Web Browser? Some mobile browsers won't do what a desktop browser could do. So, what would be a good browser that it could do 100% of the things a desktop could do? Some things mobile browsers have problems handling are when your on a particular sites that requires to drag this from the left to that to the right, and it has problems with mobile phones? When I had my iPhone, it was even problems with that. Please share recommendations for desktop browsers on the S3.
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Best S3 desktop browser?
- Thread starter php111
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Thank you so much! There is another problem I have. Flash Player is no longer available in the Play Store? I know how to install v11.1 apk using a File Manager, but it won't install newer versions. I need at least v11.6 or higher to be installed. Would this be possible and how?
chanchan05
The Doctor
Not possible. Adobe themselves stopped production of Flash for mobile devices at 11.1. Anything higher than that does not exist in a non PC/Mac form.
funkylogik
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You can download flash 11 from Adobe's site still i think. I use it with jellybean with no problems. Theyve just stopped having it in play store and updating it :thumbup:
SkyJackpot
Android Enthusiast
The latest Adobe Flash player version is 11.1.115.54 and anyone who wants it can download it by copying the text from the web link below and entering it into your Web browser
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/installers/archive/android/11.1.115.54/install_flash_player_ics.apk
Despite efforts calling for websites to more efficient ways of showing video content alot of websites still choose to use Adobe Flash. Even on Disney.com there is a large proprietary Flash video embedded in the middle of the page, and on that basis I'm glad that I have the choice of viewing unrestricted internet media by installing Flash.
It would be nice to have a Web browser that had a mouse feature where you could drag and click things, but i cant remember the last website that I was on in which dragging was enabled and I wanted to drag objects to another place, apart from the web version of an email account I rarely use.
If there is a huge demand for it then it will be implemented, just like the gestures for Boat browser and Dolphin Browser were implemented.
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/flashplayer/installers/archive/android/11.1.115.54/install_flash_player_ics.apk
Despite efforts calling for websites to more efficient ways of showing video content alot of websites still choose to use Adobe Flash. Even on Disney.com there is a large proprietary Flash video embedded in the middle of the page, and on that basis I'm glad that I have the choice of viewing unrestricted internet media by installing Flash.
It would be nice to have a Web browser that had a mouse feature where you could drag and click things, but i cant remember the last website that I was on in which dragging was enabled and I wanted to drag objects to another place, apart from the web version of an email account I rarely use.
If there is a huge demand for it then it will be implemented, just like the gestures for Boat browser and Dolphin Browser were implemented.
Ghost10bxl
Android Enthusiast
I came back to the Stock one. Had a nice roller coaster ride(Chrome-Firefox-Opera-Dolphin)