Jammaster that doesn't really make sense to me it is understandable for dolphin to crash according to ur theory (even though I do have flash on demand setting) but stock browser plays videos via video player not through flash but I have had that crash even more often than dolphin at one moment I will be scrolling reading the web page (mind u not watching flash) and the next my touch screen stops responding at which point I have to use the long press back button to kill browser and a couple of times it hung so badly that I had to kill it via power button and reboot (however that may be due to flash I will keep an eye out for that and post accordingly) but I don't find ur explanation as a viable merely due to the fact that half the time the flash works perfectly and half the time it doesn't and I'm taking about reloading the same websites that it previously crashed on....so if its an issue like hwa wouldn't it crash EVERY time I tried to play flash? Or every time on a particular website? However I have noticed it has improved drastically after installing 7.3.1 it was horrendous on 7.3 just wanting to squash a bug hence bringing up the issue. So no suggestions for a different browser? I'm going to try opera see how that goes
Flash is not only used in videos...many websites have their entire interface in flash, there are lots of flash advertisements, etc. Just because you're not watching a video doesn't mean that there isn't flash in the website. I can tell you that I've tried the default browser, Chrome, Dolphin, and Firefox, and the only one that didn't crash was Firefox (firefox has no flash support). As has been discussed earlier, chrome has it's own issues which are not flash related (chrome also has no flash support). I also tried Opera and everything using Flash was tinted green, but it did not crash. From my experience when I had issues with my browser crashing it would occur as soon as I tried to scroll in a page with Flash (in a video, advertisement, or anywhere else on the website). If I went to a webpage which I KNOW has no flash, I had no problems. I simply switched flash to on demand and have not had any issues with the browser since then (this was well over a month ago, and I use the tablet every day). I would suggest you use whichever browser you prefer and uninstall flash, and I'd be willing to bet that your problems would go away. The only browser I know of that doesn't work is Chrome, but that has issues with pretty much every device besides the Galaxy Nexus. BTW, if you set flash to on demand, browse through a few website...you'll probably be surprised how often you see the icon for enabling flash content. Many websites are transitioning away from Flash because it is no longer being supported or developed, but it will be a long while before Flash is completely gone.
EDIT: Forgot to address another point. I'm not sure what makes you think the stock browser plays videos via the video player, but you are a bit misinformed. Remember, Flash does not equal video, flash could be anything (like I said, entire websites, ads, most online games). If a video is embeded in a website using flash, then the default browser will play the video with flash just like dolphin. The only time video from a website will play in the video player app rather than the browser is if it was embeded using windows media player, or some other similar method, and again that would be the same in Dolphin or the default browser.
-Posted from my Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet