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Even if Flash Player on Android is no more supported by Adobe, it is still very easy to obtain it (eg, via Aptoide). The problem is that Chrome is not compatible with it. On my Galaxy Note 10 I can use it with the stock browser (it works like a charm). Unfortunately my friend has a Nexus 7 Tablet. We were successfull at installing flash but we can't find any browser that supports it (we tried Dolphin).

Any recommendations?

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  • In reality, almost any browser besides Chrome.
    – Jared Burrows
    Dec 28, 2012 at 20:25

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  1. Firefox - it has goot support of web technologies, but it has big memory consumption.
  2. Standard Android browser (it not available on Nexuses with Android 4.1 and higher).
  3. Opera Mobile (not Opera Mini) - it has "specific" support of some web technologies, but normal resources consumption.
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    Opera Mobile 12.1 was the last version of Opera Mobile which used the proprietary Presto rendering engine. Opera 14 now uses the same WebKit engine as Chrome, and eats memory just as well.
    – Sergey Vlasov
    May 30, 2013 at 10:23
  • I installed 12 on my nexus 5 but still no flash sound on www.micromusic.net
    – rubo77
    Jan 10, 2014 at 11:52
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Try FlashFox for flash support: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mobi.browser.flashfox

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Go install Dolphin, head to their labs and install flash. Its what I use on my Nexus 7.

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