This time we will focus on those devices that have a version of Android Lollipop, although the procedure is quite similar to the one used in Android Kitkat. Best of all is we will not need to root the device, nor great knowledge of the operating system and it will be enough to follow the steps detailed below.
In the following lines we explain how you can do it in a really simple and accessible way for all user levels on devices with Android Lollipop.Īlthough Android no longer includes support for Adobe Flash Player natively, it is common that we find at some point with the need to use it from our tablet, and therefore, many users are interested in knowing how they can do it. Despite the fact that this movement caused great changes, there are many websites that continue to use Flash and therefore, many users interested in consuming this content.
However, it has been more than two and a half years since Adobe stopped supporting Android in favor of HTML. There was a time when Adobe Flash Player it was an essential tool for websites that wanted to offer some kind of multimedia content.
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