

Click the download button it will take you to the GitHub repo, here click the release button. Go to and click on Download button in the upper right. supports playing locally downloaded/stored *.swf files (as long as they're not published for the AIR desktop runtime) + thanks for /u/PornoOnMyAppleIIe for pointing out the hidden option to enable this. Run Flash Player on Linux Ubuntu with FlashBrowser in 14 Steps. If it works for you then consider enabling this option yourself in "about:config" Nintendo has integrated Flash Player 7 in the. browser DPI scaling is disabled due to poor flash support for high DPI displays. Sony has integrated Flash Player 6 into the Playstation Portables web browser via firmware version 2.70. Until now the only browser that seems will support the new PEPPER plugin API is Google chrome. Flash Player will continue to support browsers using non-Pepper plugin APIs on platforms other than Linux. In my opinion, the easiest way to install Flash on Ubuntu is by using the Ubuntu Restricted Extras package. Google Chrome comes with Flash built in, so there’s no installation needed. no flash updates/no browser update (update system deliberately crippled so practically will work forever) Adobe will continue to provide security updates to non-Pepper distributions of Flash Player 11.2 on Linux for five years from its release. The PPAPI plugin is for Chromium and other browsers that use the Blink-rendering engine, like Vivaldi and Opera. You can use my already packaged portable version of Firefox from this link: In addition to the tutorial I also had to break the Firefox update services, because at some point it would update itself silently and break the flash plugin.

Following this tutorial I've managed to put together an older portable Firefox browser (ver.70) packaged with an older Flash player (that doesn't contain the time bomb).
