How to Upgrade Adobe Flash Player on Linux Mint. This wikiHow teaches you how to update Adobe Flash Player on your Linux Mint computer. Open Terminal. Click Menu in the bottom-left corner of the screen, then click the Terminal app icon. The latest version of Adobe Flash Player is protected with HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS). How to Download and Install Adobe Flash Player Offline? By now you must have understood every bit about Adobe Flash Player and it is the time to understand the procedure to download and install it offline.
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Staying Secure
Ensure your Flash Player installation is secure and up to date. Simply select 'Allow Adobe to install updates' during the installation process or choose this option anytime in the Flash Player control panel.
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Experience hardware accelerated HD video with perfect playback using Flash Player. Recent improvements allow supported Flash content and games to continue to deliver responsive feedback even when your CPU is maxed.
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Adobe® Flash® Player is a lightweight browser plug-in and rich Internet application runtime that delivers consistent and engaging user experiences, stunning audio/video playback, and exciting gameplay.
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Adobe Flash player may not be as used as it was a few years back, but it's still needed for some websites. Until Adobe stops updating and distributing it (at the end of 2020), here is how to install Flash Player on Ubuntu, compatible with Firefox, Chromium, Opera and Vivaldi web browsers.1. Enable the Canonical Partners repository.
This can be done by launching
Software & Updates from the menu, and enabling the first Canonical Partners line on the Other Software tab:After enabling the repository, click the
Close button and you should be asked to reload the software sources - click Reload
when asked.You can also enable the Canonical Partner repository (and update the software sources) from the command line, by using these commands:
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2. Install Adobe Flash Player.You can now install the Adobe Flash Player from the Canonical Partners repository, compatible with Chromium, Firefox, Opera and Vivaldi web browsers, by using this command:
Restart your web browser and Adobe Flash Player should be ready to use. It does not run by default so you'll need to click on the Flash content to activate it. How this looks depends on the browser you're using. In Vivaldi for instance, it looks like this:
You can test this and see the installed Flash version by visiting the Adobe Flash Player about page. In Firefox, you can also see the used Flash version by typing
about:plugins in the address bar (the chrome://plugins page was removed from Chromium-based browsers a while back).Other ways of installing Flash Player on Ubuntu:
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- By installing Google Chrome and running it once - it automatically downloads Flash Player that can be used by Vivaldi and Opera browsers. This won't work for Chromium and Firefox though, and if Google Chrome is removed or is not used frequently, you won't receive Flash Player updates.
- By installing the
flashplugin-installerpackage from the multiverse repository. This installs Flash for Firefox, but not for Chromium-based web browsers. - Downloading it from the Adobe website and installing it manually.