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This is a huge issue for me that I recently faced when I bought a google nexus. Flash cannot be found in the jellybean market, and the only way to get flash wor
by Newky 14y ago
This is a huge issue for me that I recently faced when I bought a google nexus. Flash cannot be found in the jellybean market, and the only way to get flash working is to install it through apk and use a developemental firefox build. Even at that, the quality is blurry.
I know flash is dying but unfortunately a number of sites (mostly video sites) which I frequent regularly have not made a full (if any) conversion meaning there is a whole sector of the internet that is not accessible from my tablet.
As I bought it as a media consuming device, I expected less of a harsh cut from Adobe and Google.
- bjonathan 14y agoTry Dolphin Browser !
- Newky 14y agoDolphin Browser was working for a long time, but I believe they updated the browser since disabling flash support.
- gcp 14y agoUnless I'm missing something, that won't achieve anything as it's using the built-in WebKit which probably had Flash support removed (otherwise he could just have used the built-in browser). I suppose that's why he's using development builds of Firefox - they have their own engine. Opera would work as well.
- WayneDB 14y agoFirefox Beta + Flash 11 is working very well on my Nexus 7. Streaming video is excellent and the user interfaces are quite responsive. It's not as stable as the desktop version, but I don't see any problems with the quality of video.