Thus if you want to use Chrome and Flash down the road, you’d need to keep an older copy of the browser installed for those purposes. Remember, Flash is going to be deprecated from Chrome and by Adobe at the end of the year, meaning later versions of the browser will not include native support for Flash at all. Alternatively, you can visit the following URL in Chrome, replacing the site name “as needed to customize Flash abilities directly:Ĭhrome://settings/content/siteDetails?site=https%3A%2F%2FSo that’s how you enable and use Flash in the latest Chrome web browsers on Mac or PC.

Now visit any website where you wish to use Flash in Chrome, when Flash is available to load you can click into the URL bar to enable it on that website.

You’ll see a list of sites where you can manually block or allow Flash listed below in these settings, you can adjust as appropriate.

This will enable Flash in Chrome until Chrome is quit and relaunched.

Locate the setting for “Ask First” and toggle the switch to the ON position.

Open the Chrome browser, then go to the following URL:.

How to Enable Flash on Chrome BrowserĮnabling Flash in Chrome is the same on Chrome for Mac and Windows, or any other Chrome browser with Flash player support. Keep in mind this feature will only be available in Chrome for about a year, as Chrome is set to remove Flash from the browser and Adobe is also going to end Flash support as well. For example, sometimes a website requires Flash to function properly, or to load certain elements (Mint graphs are a prominent example of this).

This tutorial will show you how to enable Flash Player on Chrome web browser.Įnabling Flash is an easy process but because Flash has some potential security risks and other issues associate with it, only advanced users should enable Flash and use it if they know what they’re doing.

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