Hi guys,
Has anyone got the Adobe Flash plugin to work for Opera Debian 9? How?
If not, which browser would you recommend for Adobe Flash and playing DRM content?
Thanks
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Adobe flash player - Opera Debian 9?
Re: Adobe flash player - Opera Debian 9?
Wiki says it's possible, depending on Opera ver
https://wiki.debian.org/FlashPlayer/#Un ... d_browsers
https://wiki.debian.org/FlashPlayer/#Un ... d_browsers
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Re: Adobe flash player - Opera Debian 9?
Just to say, for anyone else who might be interested, you can get Flash/DRM to work on Chrome on Debian 9.
Chrome seems to be more stable than Chromium.
Chrome seems to be more stable than Chromium.
Re: Adobe flash player - Opera Debian 9?
I don't want to steal your thread, but Adobe suggests abandoning flash, Microsoft has announced it will drop flash support. If only all those service providers would learn that too...odenproser wrote:Just to say, for anyone else who might be interested, you can get Flash/DRM to work on Chrome on Debian 9.
Chrome seems to be more stable than Chromium.
Re: Adobe flash player - Opera Debian 9?
Those service providers are the problem. One of the advantages of having several browsers is that I can test them. I have discovered that when Firefox can't view a video Slimjet can. Slimjet is a Chrome derivative that operates nicely in user space without being installed.arzgi wrote:I don't want to steal your thread, but Adobe suggests abandoning flash, Microsoft has announced it will drop flash support. If only all those service providers would learn that too...