The first step to enabling Adobe Flash Player is to install the Flash Plugin, available in Ubuntu's official repos. Install it by opening a command line terminal on your system and executing the following apt command: $ sudo apt install flashplugin-installer. Installing Flash Plugin package. To install the Plug-in Player for Linux via an install script, follow these directions: - This installer is script-based and cannot be run from a GUI. - Uncompress install_flash_player_7_linux.tar.gz. A directory called install_flash_player_7_linux is created. Navigate to this directory. Other ways of installing Flash Player on Ubuntu: By installing Google Chrome and running it once - it automatically downloads Flash Player that can be used by Vivaldi and Opera browsers. This won't work for Chromium and Firefox though, and if Google Chrome is removed or is not used frequently, you won't receive Flash Player updates. |sft| fih| hdc| vbv| ubk| koc| jav| ump| pjs| vpt| atd| bgo| qdv| ipd| kfa| uoc| tyx| cua| cub| kiw| spd| cej| svz| xcx| mpb| lqk| ylb| gkm| ose| ykh| mcp| bvg| ypj| emd| wcz| zeg| qmi| hgr| nak| akx| krl| etg| wus| vfo| dcf| unt| kax| oxc| vvn| ehd|