Adobe Flash Player Disabled
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I am new to Linux (and very green). I have installed Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and I want to play Amazon Prime Music. When I try, I get an error message saying Adobe Flash player is disabled. I searched for solutions and found dozens including loading Google Chrome. Running apts from the command line, etc. Nothing works. Any (easy) suggestions.
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I am new to Linux (and very green). I have installed Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and I want to play Amazon Prime Music. When I try, I get an error message saying Adobe Flash player is disabled. I searched for solutions and found dozens including loading Google Chrome. Running apts from the command line, etc. Nothing works. Any (easy) suggestions.
16.04 flash adobe
asked Apr 8 at 22:12
JD Magee
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Click to the left of the address field in your web browser. It should open a menu from which you can allow Flash for the site in question.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 8 at 23:08
Do you have Adobe Flash installed as a plug-in to your browser? I use Firefox, and it doesn't ship with it. You have to install AF separately.
– Paul Benson
Apr 9 at 2:43
I installed Google Chrome, which is supposed to come with Flash. So I can run Chrome, and I can watch and listen to Amazon videos, but I still get the error message "Flash disabled" when I try Amazon Music.
– JD Magee
Apr 9 at 2:46
Is there any other videos are getting played from browser which need adobe flash player to run ? Also you can externally download flash player from official site and it will works.
– Keval Mehta
Apr 9 at 5:34
I don't use Google Chrome (or Google anything if I can help it). I advise switching to Firefox which is a decent browser, but you will have to download and install AF. Alternatively stick with Chrome, download and reinstall AF and see if it makes any difference.
– Paul Benson
Apr 9 at 17:43
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I am new to Linux (and very green). I have installed Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and I want to play Amazon Prime Music. When I try, I get an error message saying Adobe Flash player is disabled. I searched for solutions and found dozens including loading Google Chrome. Running apts from the command line, etc. Nothing works. Any (easy) suggestions.
16.04 flash adobe
asked Apr 8 at 22:12
JD Magee
11
I am new to Linux (and very green). I have installed Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and I want to play Amazon Prime Music. When I try, I get an error message saying Adobe Flash player is disabled. I searched for solutions and found dozens including loading Google Chrome. Running apts from the command line, etc. Nothing works. Any (easy) suggestions.
16.04 flash adobe
16.04 flash adobe
asked Apr 8 at 22:12
JD Magee
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asked Apr 8 at 22:12
JD Magee
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asked Apr 8 at 22:12
JD Magee
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asked Apr 8 at 22:12
JD Magee
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asked Apr 8 at 22:12
JD Magee
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Click to the left of the address field in your web browser. It should open a menu from which you can allow Flash for the site in question.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 8 at 23:08
Do you have Adobe Flash installed as a plug-in to your browser? I use Firefox, and it doesn't ship with it. You have to install AF separately.
– Paul Benson
Apr 9 at 2:43
I installed Google Chrome, which is supposed to come with Flash. So I can run Chrome, and I can watch and listen to Amazon videos, but I still get the error message "Flash disabled" when I try Amazon Music.
– JD Magee
Apr 9 at 2:46
Is there any other videos are getting played from browser which need adobe flash player to run ? Also you can externally download flash player from official site and it will works.
– Keval Mehta
Apr 9 at 5:34
I don't use Google Chrome (or Google anything if I can help it). I advise switching to Firefox which is a decent browser, but you will have to download and install AF. Alternatively stick with Chrome, download and reinstall AF and see if it makes any difference.
– Paul Benson
Apr 9 at 17:43
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Click to the left of the address field in your web browser. It should open a menu from which you can allow Flash for the site in question.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 8 at 23:08
Do you have Adobe Flash installed as a plug-in to your browser? I use Firefox, and it doesn't ship with it. You have to install AF separately.
– Paul Benson
Apr 9 at 2:43
I installed Google Chrome, which is supposed to come with Flash. So I can run Chrome, and I can watch and listen to Amazon videos, but I still get the error message "Flash disabled" when I try Amazon Music.
– JD Magee
Apr 9 at 2:46
Is there any other videos are getting played from browser which need adobe flash player to run ? Also you can externally download flash player from official site and it will works.
– Keval Mehta
Apr 9 at 5:34
I don't use Google Chrome (or Google anything if I can help it). I advise switching to Firefox which is a decent browser, but you will have to download and install AF. Alternatively stick with Chrome, download and reinstall AF and see if it makes any difference.
– Paul Benson
Apr 9 at 17:43
1
1
Click to the left of the address field in your web browser. It should open a menu from which you can allow Flash for the site in question.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 8 at 23:08
Click to the left of the address field in your web browser. It should open a menu from which you can allow Flash for the site in question.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 8 at 23:08
Do you have Adobe Flash installed as a plug-in to your browser? I use Firefox, and it doesn't ship with it. You have to install AF separately.
– Paul Benson
Apr 9 at 2:43
Do you have Adobe Flash installed as a plug-in to your browser? I use Firefox, and it doesn't ship with it. You have to install AF separately.
– Paul Benson
Apr 9 at 2:43
I installed Google Chrome, which is supposed to come with Flash. So I can run Chrome, and I can watch and listen to Amazon videos, but I still get the error message "Flash disabled" when I try Amazon Music.
– JD Magee
Apr 9 at 2:46
I installed Google Chrome, which is supposed to come with Flash. So I can run Chrome, and I can watch and listen to Amazon videos, but I still get the error message "Flash disabled" when I try Amazon Music.
– JD Magee
Apr 9 at 2:46
Is there any other videos are getting played from browser which need adobe flash player to run ? Also you can externally download flash player from official site and it will works.
– Keval Mehta
Apr 9 at 5:34
Is there any other videos are getting played from browser which need adobe flash player to run ? Also you can externally download flash player from official site and it will works.
– Keval Mehta
Apr 9 at 5:34
I don't use Google Chrome (or Google anything if I can help it). I advise switching to Firefox which is a decent browser, but you will have to download and install AF. Alternatively stick with Chrome, download and reinstall AF and see if it makes any difference.
– Paul Benson
Apr 9 at 17:43
I don't use Google Chrome (or Google anything if I can help it). I advise switching to Firefox which is a decent browser, but you will have to download and install AF. Alternatively stick with Chrome, download and reinstall AF and see if it makes any difference.
– Paul Benson
Apr 9 at 17:43
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Click to the left of the address field in your web browser. It should open a menu from which you can allow Flash for the site in question.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 8 at 23:08
Do you have Adobe Flash installed as a plug-in to your browser? I use Firefox, and it doesn't ship with it. You have to install AF separately.
– Paul Benson
Apr 9 at 2:43
I installed Google Chrome, which is supposed to come with Flash. So I can run Chrome, and I can watch and listen to Amazon videos, but I still get the error message "Flash disabled" when I try Amazon Music.
– JD Magee
Apr 9 at 2:46
Is there any other videos are getting played from browser which need adobe flash player to run ? Also you can externally download flash player from official site and it will works.
– Keval Mehta
Apr 9 at 5:34
I don't use Google Chrome (or Google anything if I can help it). I advise switching to Firefox which is a decent browser, but you will have to download and install AF. Alternatively stick with Chrome, download and reinstall AF and see if it makes any difference.
– Paul Benson
Apr 9 at 17:43