[GUIDE] [HOW-TO] Install Adobe Flash Player on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

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As announced directly from Adobe, Android will no longer support Flash Player to the latest version of the OS and then Google came home on devices not just the Flash Player.
Is not officially supported, but that does not mean that Flash Player can not be installed on our device with Android Jelly Bean 4.1.



Here, in fact, a small guide to follow to install Adobe Flash Player .

1) Download the file flash_player version 11.1.102.59.apk:http://d-h.st/o1I

Download the file. Apk of Flash Player version 11.1-111115012:http://d-h.st/wPd
(26/08 )Download the file flash_player version 11.1.115.17 :http://d-h.st/7Ds
( 09/10/2012)Download the file flash_player version 11.1.115.20 :http://d-h.st/JXC
(NEW 11/06/2013)Download the file flash_player version 11.1.115.63 : http://d-h.st/EdI

WARNING: Users are advised that the flash player does not work with Chrome!


Dolphin Browser HD 8.5.1 APK (Supports Flash):http://d-h.st/3ZS
[GUIDE] Jellybean, Flash, and Dolphin Browser with pinch zoom working:http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1846225

Dolphin_Engine_Beta.apk:http://d-h.st/8tq
(New)Dolphin-Browser 3.01.apk:http://d-h.st/FsH


2) Copy your files to the SD card of your Android device. (Be it tablet or smartphone, it makes no difference)
3) Install it using any File Manager.
4) Start the Browser
5) Go into the Browser settings and uncheck the option of Flash Player (on demand or always on at your discretion)
6) Finally you have the latest version of Flash also Android!

NB Adobe Flash Player is not officially supported and therefore the speed of loading of Flash objects in HTML pages is not guaranteed at the highest levels. However, as tested, Flash Player behaves well with satisfactory results.



Video on how to install flash player on any Jelly Bean device,kindly provided by RC qbking77

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xA2erlhALA

In that case having Android 4.0 ICS is the best choice.
No wonder why I thought Android 4.1 will not have some same features that was in the previous Android versions.

Sent from my GT-i9100 equipped with Grenade Launcher and ZN6 Prototype

Thanks for the official thread. Right now on CM9/ICS my Touchpad can play 720p youtube videos using flash without noticeable frame dropping. Of course youtube has its own app, but this was merely to benchmark it, and it does pretty well. When CM10/JB arrives I will have to see how well it does. The Android browser on a tablet feels nearly desktop grade especially with flash player, I'd hate to lose it. May be enough to keep me back on CM9.

Ahh thank you Stem! This worked perfect.. i can play streaming audio again And so far JB is great... and no beats audio which breaks flash audio very happy...

Originally Posted by Icetech3

Ahh thank you Stem! This worked perfect.. i can play streaming audio again And so far JB is great... and no beats audio which breaks flash audio very happy...

well I'm glad you solved your problem

Try on www.cricvid.com is it working ?

Thanks a lot!

Now, will this work on all Browsers that have Flash Support? Such as Dolphin HD, Firefox and Opera?

Thanks!

Originally Posted by AllAboutAndroids

Now, will this work on all Browsers that have Flash Support? Such as Dolphin HD, Firefox and Opera?

Thanks!

It should (or at least be noticed). Opera crashes though (it just exits whenever there is flash content, unless of course you disable it).

Originally Posted by DD-Ripper

In that case having Android 4.0 ICS is the best choice.
No wonder why I thought Android 4.1 will not have some same features that was in the previous Android versions.

Sent from my GT-i9100 equipped with Grenade Launcher and ZN6 Prototype

i heard adobe stopped working on android flash player, so i dont think it matters if you have ics or gb rather than jb... adobe will probably remove the app from the market soon.