flash player

[elstud]

adobe is know longer support linux what is the best flash player for linux

[jayd512]

Hello and Welcome!

Where did you read that Adobe isn't supported in Linux?
I use Flash in Slackware, with no issues. And have done so with many other distros in the past.

[elstud]

Z NET this morning

[Irithori]

Relevant

So adobe bundles their proprietary bloatware to a single browser.
Welcome to the 90ies "This website is best viewed with browser X"
Good move.

Canīt wait for this to crashdump

[Irithori]

To answer the question:
For now, the existing adobe flashplugin will have to do.

There is also Gnash
But due to the nature of proprietary software, this will probably never have the same set of features as the original.

Luckily, flash is on its way down. Finally.
html5 will take over.

Unfortunately, some nasty things are coming up here as well:
Google, Microsoft and Netflix want to introduce drm there:
Encrypted Media Extensions

[wimstock]

For Flash on Linux, Chrome Will Be Users' Only Choice | PCWorld Business Center

[Dapper Dan]

One of the posters about this story suggested the best way round for Firefox is to simply switch to using the Chromium plugin. I've done the YouTube trials with HTML5 and it all looked good here. I've had a lot of trouble with flash in Linux over the years. I hope we eventually get something that works better for us.

[tourindia]

Linux have been new update for flash player visit here for downloading the flash player on Linux mint community.

[wimstock]

Tourindia you are correct, came though as an update and the flash player has not crashed since. Keeping my fingers crossed.

[electroman6913]

The Mint Flash player has always worked good for me.