Galaxy tab 2 won't run flash

Yesterday I bought a galaxy tab 2 after looking at one in the store that ran flash . Now it tells me it's not supported. Help.

That is correct. Adobe dropped flash support for android starting in Android 4.1. There are no Apple or Android devices on the market that support flash. Your only options are Windows solutions or using a special browser like Skyfire that support flash by running the website through their servers then to the browser on your device.

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Is there a way to run flash player on iPAd?

I am rather unhappy that I cannot run FlashPlayer on my iPad. I can't run most of my weather sites without it. As a boat captain I rely on weather sites for safety among other things and when I travel it becomes even more important. I find it ridiculous that apple won't run Flash and Java. If I can't run these I will go back to my laptop.

What you rather unfriendly and DEFINITELY unhelpful people fail to realize is 1) I am still, regrettably, using my laptop BECAUSE the iPad cannot run Flash Player. 2) As a PROFESSIONAL, whose livelihood and safety depend largely on weather and the ability to forecast CORRECTLY, not just with a pretty forecaster or cute comments, I SUBSCRIBE to PAY weather services which are much more accurate and detailed than the Weather Channel and Accuweather which try for mass appeal. SO STOP TELLING MY WHAT SIGHTS I SHOULD USE? After 30 years (20 with Internet) I chose my sites because of their quality. 3) I ASKED A SIMPLE QUESTION. With the exception of one or two answers, all the rest of you chose to attack me and criticize me for not wanting to use HTML5 or whatever garbage Apple chooses t shove in my face.
I could give a rat's &$@ what you think of me. I wanted to know if Apple could work for me and now I know it cannot. For now I will continue to lug my heavy laptop around and I will dedicate more time to researching a
Ight alternative. You APPLE JUNKIES are ridiculous. If somebody is unhappy with anything Apple, it is never Apple's fault. OK you run out and buy whatever you are TOLD. I for one choose to buy what works for me. I bout the iPad because everyone raved about how great it was - well, I found out that wasn't true.. in the few months I have owned it I have encountered MANY people unhappy with it for various reasons. YES IT WAS MY FAULT I PURCHASED IT WITHOUT SUFFICIENT RESEARCH--- I WON'T MAKE THAT MISTAKE AGAIN.
All you know-it-alls, can have your junk. I am happy with myself and when I make a mistake I recognize it and change it. I am doing that. I have no use for any of you. you are no help to anyone. Fortunately, I can go back to wonderful life out on the ocean, being paid for what most of you can only dream about doing even once. you on the other hand can go back to your litle cubiclels taking whatever corporate America shoves down your throat and believing it is best for you.
LASTLY, how is it that anyone who has a complaint is a troll? Do you all work for Apple? Or ar you just THAT BRAINWASHED? how lame a life you must have.

Unable to use FiOS Mobile Remote App on Samsung Galaxy Tab 2

I'm one of the holdout Blackberry customers who Verizon doesn't recognize as wanting apps anymore. I finally broke down and bought an Android tablet device when I saw the FiOS Mobile Remote App and recognized it as an easy solution for controling my multiple HD STBs in my "Man Cave". Unfortunately, the app has been completely useless.
The app loads fine. I'm able to register each HD STB with the app, however doing anything more than the initial set-up for the remote function results in a crash. Every time I attempt to use it, I get the message "Unfortunately, FiOS Remote has stopped." I will occassionally see the attempted connection displayed on the corner of my TV screen.
All other functions of the app work, including the DVR function.
I've reported this failure for months, using the handy little report button below the crash message. No response.
I've commented on this topic in threads from other users with the same problem. No response.
I've posted to the comments section of the Google Play store. No response.
Please, would someone from Verizon acknowledge this problem exists? My best theory so far is that my tablet device is not on a Verizon data plan (WiFi only), so therefore Verizon isn't interested in supporting it (or this loyal customer).
Device is Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, 7.0, running Android 4.0.4. All FiOs STBs replaced with latest generation.

I am sorry to hear about the troubles you are having with the app. We try to make the app as compatible with all devices as possible. The full list of devices the mobile remote is compatible with is https://www22.verizon.com/OnDemand/unprotected/AboutFlexView.aspx . You may find there may be devices that do work with it that re not on the list, but these are all verified working devices with the app. Since yours doesn't appear to be on the list, we can not gaurantee it will work. Submitting all the feedback has gotten word back to Verizon about the troubles you are having. You can also submit this to the Verizon Idea Exchange. Please search on the idea exchange and cast your vote. There may be another member who made the same suggestion. If not, please add a new idea so your fellow community members can comment and vote on your suggestion. http://forums.verizon.com/t5/Verizon-Idea-Exchange/ct-p/ideaexchange . The Verizon Idea Exchange is there for you to submit your ideas and suggestions to Verizon so that we can consider them as we innovate our products and services.
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Which is the suitable flash player version for galaxy tab 3

Hi , i'm using galaxy tab 3 vertion 4.1.2 and stil unable to watch any movie through putlocker site.i alredy had installed flash manually fr the device but still it says,"important codec n plug-in missing".pls help..

Galaxy Tabs use Android.
There is no more Flash Player for Android and there won't be another. Android is no longer compatible with Flash Player. Playing Flash content is very processor consumptive and it drains your battery, also shortening the life of it. Android (Google) recommends using either "Dolphin" or "Puffin" as your browser if you need to view Flash content with a mobile device running Android. They're both free in the GooglePlay store. These browsers use "server side" rendering to reduce the load on your device.

Firefox won't run BBC iPlayer when using Netbook with XP and recommended Flash Player.

On my Netbook running XP and a broadband connection, Firefox won't run BBC iPlayer even though it has had the Flash Player upgraded as recommended. The player stalls and won't stream or start a menu for streaming the "live" content from the Radio Station.
The problem doesn't exist when using Google Chrome as an alternative to Firefox. So this is obviously a Firefox incompatibility problem with Flash Player

That's what mine said too when I went direct to their checker.
But I use the Speed Test app and that shows a different IP address, one which links to Orange in the UK.
At the moment it's giving me 31.81.44.53, but that Ip2location site gives me 50.19.92.191. Google tells me I am on 50.16.198.92.
I am confused and frustrated.
I did several full restores yesterday, several times when the phone restarted it gave US as the defualt locaiton at startup, but this morning when I just did a settings wipe, it gave me the UK, and I thought that had fixed it. I didn't.
Very odd.
Gosh I thought I solved it then, one of the sites told me my app Onavo was creating a proxy. Deleting the app didn't help - may have to delete the profile which may be buried elsewhere on the phone. Oh, it's in the General tab under profiles - if you have a profile at all.
Cannot confirm if this works yet as I only have 2G at home but if you have Onavo, I think it's creating a proxy server connection (directing you to the USA). Delete the app, delete the profile and please let me know if it works for you!
Can't be more than 99% certain, but removing my Onavo profile has now given me a UK IP. Should work!

Flash videos on galaxy tab 10.1

I am unable to play flash videos on samsung galaxy tab 10.1. even after downloading flash 11. nor I am able to see cctv on my devise. Am I not doing something in thesetting that I am supposed to do?
can someone please help as it is getting frustrating not to be able to get this from an other wise good gadget.
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a) First, verify that Flash Player is installed and working on your system.
       Check the Flash Player Version Detection page, here (the link is case-sensitive): http://adobe.ly/wRILS
b) If you see the box with version information, you have successfully installed Flash Player and will be able to view Flash content via the Android browser.
c) If you see a “Get Flash Player” icon instead of the version information, confirm that both Browser Plug-Ins and JavaScript are enabled on your device:
       Open the Browser
       Hit the Menu Button
       Confirm that Enable Javascript is checked
       Choose Settings > Enable Plug-Ins and make sure that it's set to Always On
   If the settings above did not match, this probably fixed the problem.
   Please visit the Flash Player Version Detection Page (http://adobe.ly/wRILS ) again.
       If you see the version information now, you're done! Congratulations.
d) If not, it sounds like the installation did not work correctly.
       First uninstall Flash Player by doing the following:
       Go to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > Adobe Flash Player
       Hit Uninstall (or Uninstall Updates) and follow the prompts
       Restart your phone. This will make sure that anything that might be keeping the Flash Player binary locked is no longer running.
       Once the phone comes back up, open the Market and search for "Flash Player". Follow the installation prompts.
       Please repeat the steps to confirm that JavaScript and Plug-Ins are enabled, and then check the version detection page.

How do I get Firefox for Android to recognize the built in camera on my Samsung Galaxy Tab 7plus running 4.0.4?

The new Firefox works great on my Galaxy Pad, but does not recognize the built in camera allowing me to upload videos to the web. I do not have that problem with Dolphin.
When I go to a website that allows me to upload videos and click on record, Firefox states that I do not have a webcam connected. The Galaxy Tab 7Plus has two cameras, one facing each direction. I do not have this problem with other browsers.
Everything else is exemplary.
thanks...............biff

The native Android Youtube player does a much better job of handing video playback than embeded flash in a browser.

I am unable to install adobe flash player in my samsung galaxy tab 2

i am unable to install adobe flash player in my samsung galaxy tab 2 p3100 please give me the reason and solution, kindly contact me at [removed]
i am an Indian User

Is your device listed on http://www.adobe.com/devnet-apps/flashruntimes/certified-devices.html ?
See also How do I manually install Flash Player on my Android device?
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How do I enable Flash Player on my Galaxy Tab or other Android device

In this video, Adobe engineer Dave Seropian demonstrates how to quickly and easily enable Adobe Flash Player for Android using his Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet.
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Please refer this post: How can I install the Adobe Flash Player for Android?

Where i can get Flash player for Android device such as Samsung galaxy tab 2.0?

Well, folks, my question is : where I can download Flash player for Android OS ? I have a Samsung galaxy tab 2.0 7'' and I tried to download that player from anywhere but that was a waste of time. The "downloaders" in the android market Don't Work. So please, help me find out where I can get this player. I know that Adobe doesn't support Android but I'm sure there Is a way.

Hi jerry3D,
Flash Player for Android is no longer available. For more information, see here:
http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplayer/2012/06/flash-player-and-android-up date.html
Android users can still download and install Flash Player from the Archived Flash Player Versions page on the Adobe website.
Please refer : http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1061194
Please see this page for a list of all certified devices:Flash Player Certified Devices

Why won't my galaxy tab won't display epub format

why won't my galaxy tab won't display epub format

I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess, "Because you haven't installed an epub reader."
Go to the play store and download a reader. I use Aldiko but there are plenty from which to choose.

How do I download to adobe flash player to my samsung galaxy tab 2 10.1?

How do I download adobe flash player on my Samsung galaxy tab 2 10.1 so I can download jigsawpuzzles from various sebsites...M

you don't - it is discontinued

My Android galaxy tab 10.1 is unable to dowload adobe flash player, tell me how to correct this prob

my Android galaxy tab cannot download adobe flash player please help

Try installing the Flash Player manually. Check the below post for further details.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4675670#4675670

Downloaded latest version Adobe Flash Player, Won't run.

D/L adobe flash player, windows 7, 32 bit, but computer won't run it. Checked add-ons, registry, etc. Any ideas???

Flash Player is a built-in component of Google Chrome, so there's nothing separate to download or manage. It might be an easier option.
http://www.google.com/chrome/
Otherwise, what browser are we talking about? Do you have any add-ons like AdBlock Pro or Ghostery that might interfere with how Flash operates?

Old Flash in new Firefox won't run, no warnings.

Opened my laptop using a current version of FF but with Flash 11.9. Viewed one of my pages with Flash content and.... nothing, just an empty div. No warnings that Flash was out of date, etc. So if I have this right FF won't run out of date Flash for security reasons. Fine. I've always seen warnings in these cases. But apparently if Flash is old enough FF just doesn't bother. Visitors have no idea what is happening. It just looks bad.
Is this correct? What is the recommended way of dealing with this from a developer's viewpoint?

We strongly recommend that users always run the latest version of Flash Player. Running an old version puts users at risk for malware infection. The vast majority of users are opted in to background update and are kept updated automatically, but there are users that for whatever reason have chosen to stick with an old, vulnerable version of Flash Player. While this is a bad idea, people are certainly free to do it. The upside is that the affected population that you're describing is pretty small.
The upgrade story will actually get better over time. The latest versions of both Google Chrome and Internet Explorer include Flash Player as a built-in component, distributed with the browser. Users are always updated with the latest version of Flash, and new updates are delivered inline via the Chrome updater or Windows Update respectively. Mozilla has spent a few years talking about how Flash needs to go away, while the other browser vendors have been investing in modernized plug-in interfaces and improvements in plug-in security, and unfortunately the prioritization is showing in the user experience. We're hopeful that Windows 10 will pick up the majority of the WinXP and Vista stragglers as well as many of the Win7 - Win8.1 users, which means that the whole Flash update problem for a very large population of people will be solved in IE once people upgrade.
It's hard to say what's at the root of the specific issue you're describing. With the major browsers on 4 or 6 week major update cycles (we publish monthly to ensure we can catch and address any new injections in the browsers that might come up in nightly/beta versions before they hit the general population, and to align with Microsoft patch tuesday), so you're talking something like 18 months worth of changes between the Firefox version you're running and the version of Flash that you're running. Everything at Mozilla gets done with bugs, and we'd definitely encourage you to file a bug on the user experience that you're seeing. They've been operating from a reactive place lately, and some of the changes that impact Flash definitely appear to be a little slapdash. It's ultimately good for them to hear from the developer community and not just me all the time, but feel free to add me to the CC: list in the bug.
We ultimately have no control over the longevity of a particular build of Flash -- there are way too many external variables -- and we're also investing a huge amount of effort in proactive security work (and it's been our top engineering priority for years). So each build usually includes large numbers of changes designed to either harden the player or address responsibly disclosed issues from researchers, the larger security and computer science communities and whatever the latest auditing and testing tools we can get our hands on are. The continuous stream of innovation and ingenuity in the offense space is impressive, but keeps us pretty busy. Browser-side changes can easily break older versions of the plug-in, and running an old version is just a bad idea.
So we've really streamlined the installation process to keep people on current versions, and Windows 10 will hopefully be a massive shift away from older, more vulnerable versions of Windows. The landscape is so different than it was even 4-5 years ago.. the days of running anything for years (or months) in your browser are long gone. The pace isn't going to slow down anytime soon, either.

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