How to Allow Adobe Flash Player on Various Browsers

Adobe Flash player is a software used to stream and view the video, audio and multimedia and applications on a computer or supported by a mobile device. It was developed by Adobe systems and works on all platforms like Android, Windows, Mac OS and others. This flash player is one of a kind and works on almost every browser. If you don’t know how! Then here you will get to know about the troubleshooting steps for allowing Adobe Flash Player on Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Edge. In case you need help then reach out to Adobe Flash Player support number that stays available 24 hours round the clock.

To Allow Flash Player on Chrome Browser

Ø Open your Google Chrome browser

Ø On the content settings screen, locate Flash Player settings

Ø Select allow sites to run flash then click done to save the change

To Allow Flash Player on Firefox

Ø Open your Firefox browser, on the top right corner, click three bar icon and click add-ons

Ø Click Plugins, select Shockwave Flash and click ‘always activate’

Ø If you want to disable it, click on ‘never activate’

To Allow Flash Player on Opera

Ø Open a blank page in Opera

Ø Press settings and click on Websites

Ø Click on Manage individual plug-ins

Ø You will see a ‘disable’ button if you are to allow your software

To Allow Adobe Flash Player on Edge

Ø Open Edge browser, click on the three-dot icon and then settings on the top right corner

Ø Scroll down to click view advanced settings

Ø See if the option for using Flash player is on

Enabling this software on the above mentioned browsers is quite easy. Even if you feel any kind of inconvenience in doing so, then instantly get in touch with Adobe Contact Number where the technicians will help in resolving the issue.