16.04 Opera Browser: flash [duplicate]

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So I can't play flash videos on my 16.04 lts from most sites (imdb trailers for one), yet Youtube plays well (because it is html5 and not fĺash?).
I am confused as to if this is a flash problem or other, I have followed many flash tutorials yet it just won't work (except for youtube, that is).



Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.






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  • fyi: youtube dropped flash in 2015 as they switched to html5. I'm sorry I can't help as I don't use flash.
    – guiverc
    Feb 10 at 12:09










  • Thank you! This does not work, though.
    – wilh3lm
    Feb 10 at 13:21










  • @wilh3lm: If it "does not work", please provide more details by editing your question. For instance, what's the result if you click the "Check Now" button on this page?
    – Gunnar Hjalmarsson
    Feb 10 at 15:32










  • just a thought - does your cpu support PAE. Flash won't install on non-PAE cpus (on any OS) as it requires pae, and its message is somewhat vague & easily missed ('unsupported on this cpu' from memory). intel were selling non-pae cpu's into 2009 if not later for low-end netbooks etc sold in 2010....
    – guiverc
    Feb 10 at 21:50











  • It is a desktop computer, not so sure how to find out if it is PAE or not.
    – wilh3lm
    Feb 12 at 7:57














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  • How to install Flash on opera browser on Ubuntu 16.10

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So I can't play flash videos on my 16.04 lts from most sites (imdb trailers for one), yet Youtube plays well (because it is html5 and not fĺash?).
I am confused as to if this is a flash problem or other, I have followed many flash tutorials yet it just won't work (except for youtube, that is).



Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.






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marked as duplicate by Gunnar Hjalmarsson, karel, Eric Carvalho, ravery, David Foerster Feb 16 at 13:48


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  • fyi: youtube dropped flash in 2015 as they switched to html5. I'm sorry I can't help as I don't use flash.
    – guiverc
    Feb 10 at 12:09










  • Thank you! This does not work, though.
    – wilh3lm
    Feb 10 at 13:21










  • @wilh3lm: If it "does not work", please provide more details by editing your question. For instance, what's the result if you click the "Check Now" button on this page?
    – Gunnar Hjalmarsson
    Feb 10 at 15:32










  • just a thought - does your cpu support PAE. Flash won't install on non-PAE cpus (on any OS) as it requires pae, and its message is somewhat vague & easily missed ('unsupported on this cpu' from memory). intel were selling non-pae cpu's into 2009 if not later for low-end netbooks etc sold in 2010....
    – guiverc
    Feb 10 at 21:50











  • It is a desktop computer, not so sure how to find out if it is PAE or not.
    – wilh3lm
    Feb 12 at 7:57












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  • How to install Flash on opera browser on Ubuntu 16.10

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So I can't play flash videos on my 16.04 lts from most sites (imdb trailers for one), yet Youtube plays well (because it is html5 and not fĺash?).
I am confused as to if this is a flash problem or other, I have followed many flash tutorials yet it just won't work (except for youtube, that is).



Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.






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  • How to install Flash on opera browser on Ubuntu 16.10

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So I can't play flash videos on my 16.04 lts from most sites (imdb trailers for one), yet Youtube plays well (because it is html5 and not fĺash?).
I am confused as to if this is a flash problem or other, I have followed many flash tutorials yet it just won't work (except for youtube, that is).



Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.





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marked as duplicate by Gunnar Hjalmarsson, karel, Eric Carvalho, ravery, David Foerster Feb 16 at 13:48


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  • fyi: youtube dropped flash in 2015 as they switched to html5. I'm sorry I can't help as I don't use flash.
    – guiverc
    Feb 10 at 12:09










  • Thank you! This does not work, though.
    – wilh3lm
    Feb 10 at 13:21










  • @wilh3lm: If it "does not work", please provide more details by editing your question. For instance, what's the result if you click the "Check Now" button on this page?
    – Gunnar Hjalmarsson
    Feb 10 at 15:32










  • just a thought - does your cpu support PAE. Flash won't install on non-PAE cpus (on any OS) as it requires pae, and its message is somewhat vague & easily missed ('unsupported on this cpu' from memory). intel were selling non-pae cpu's into 2009 if not later for low-end netbooks etc sold in 2010....
    – guiverc
    Feb 10 at 21:50











  • It is a desktop computer, not so sure how to find out if it is PAE or not.
    – wilh3lm
    Feb 12 at 7:57
















  • fyi: youtube dropped flash in 2015 as they switched to html5. I'm sorry I can't help as I don't use flash.
    – guiverc
    Feb 10 at 12:09










  • Thank you! This does not work, though.
    – wilh3lm
    Feb 10 at 13:21










  • @wilh3lm: If it "does not work", please provide more details by editing your question. For instance, what's the result if you click the "Check Now" button on this page?
    – Gunnar Hjalmarsson
    Feb 10 at 15:32










  • just a thought - does your cpu support PAE. Flash won't install on non-PAE cpus (on any OS) as it requires pae, and its message is somewhat vague & easily missed ('unsupported on this cpu' from memory). intel were selling non-pae cpu's into 2009 if not later for low-end netbooks etc sold in 2010....
    – guiverc
    Feb 10 at 21:50











  • It is a desktop computer, not so sure how to find out if it is PAE or not.
    – wilh3lm
    Feb 12 at 7:57















fyi: youtube dropped flash in 2015 as they switched to html5. I'm sorry I can't help as I don't use flash.
– guiverc
Feb 10 at 12:09




fyi: youtube dropped flash in 2015 as they switched to html5. I'm sorry I can't help as I don't use flash.
– guiverc
Feb 10 at 12:09












Thank you! This does not work, though.
– wilh3lm
Feb 10 at 13:21




Thank you! This does not work, though.
– wilh3lm
Feb 10 at 13:21












@wilh3lm: If it "does not work", please provide more details by editing your question. For instance, what's the result if you click the "Check Now" button on this page?
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Feb 10 at 15:32




@wilh3lm: If it "does not work", please provide more details by editing your question. For instance, what's the result if you click the "Check Now" button on this page?
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Feb 10 at 15:32












just a thought - does your cpu support PAE. Flash won't install on non-PAE cpus (on any OS) as it requires pae, and its message is somewhat vague & easily missed ('unsupported on this cpu' from memory). intel were selling non-pae cpu's into 2009 if not later for low-end netbooks etc sold in 2010....
– guiverc
Feb 10 at 21:50





just a thought - does your cpu support PAE. Flash won't install on non-PAE cpus (on any OS) as it requires pae, and its message is somewhat vague & easily missed ('unsupported on this cpu' from memory). intel were selling non-pae cpu's into 2009 if not later for low-end netbooks etc sold in 2010....
– guiverc
Feb 10 at 21:50













It is a desktop computer, not so sure how to find out if it is PAE or not.
– wilh3lm
Feb 12 at 7:57




It is a desktop computer, not so sure how to find out if it is PAE or not.
– wilh3lm
Feb 12 at 7:57










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I changed from Opera Stable to Opera Beta then I could play videos (Twitter, BBC, etc). Also you could try just updating Opera as latest v51 came out a few days ago.






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        I changed from Opera Stable to Opera Beta then I could play videos (Twitter, BBC, etc). Also you could try just updating Opera as latest v51 came out a few days ago.






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        I changed from Opera Stable to Opera Beta then I could play videos (Twitter, BBC, etc). Also you could try just updating Opera as latest v51 came out a few days ago.







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