Is it convenient to download flash to a macbook pro?

Because sometimes i cant see youtube videos

Yes, you need to use Adobe's Flash Player to view YouTube videos - they are almost all (if not all) in .flv format.
You can download Flash Player from here - http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/. After you install, you will need to restart your browser. You can also use the "Other" Flash Player preference pane in System Preferences to fiddle with the Flash Player settings.
Good luck,
Clinton

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