How to Allow Flash Player Extension in Chrome Browser

If you're having trouble getting Flash Player to work on a website in your Google Chrome browser, there are a few simple steps you can follow to resolve the issue. In this article, we'll walk you through how to allow Flash Player extension in Chrome and get it working again.

Step 1: Open the Website with Flash Issues

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The first step is to open the website that's experiencing issues with Flash Player not working. This could be a game, video, or any other content that requires Flash Player to run.

Step 2: Click View Site Information

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Once the website is open, click on the three vertical dots in the top right corner of your Chrome browser window and select 'Site information'. From there, click on 'Site settings'.

Step 3: Find Flash in the List and Select Allow

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In the Site Settings page, scroll down to the 'Flash' section. You should see a toggle switch next to it. Click on this toggle switch to select 'Allow'.

Step 4: Ensure the Website is Not in the Block List

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Make sure that the website you're trying to access is not in the block list by scrolling down to the bottom of the Site Settings page.

Step 5: Toggle Ask First (Recommended) to On

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In the same Site Settings page, toggle the 'Ask first (recommended)' option to the 'On' position. This will allow Chrome to ask you if you want to run Flash content on the website before it runs automatically.

Step 6: Restart Your Chrome Browser

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Once you've made these changes, restart your Chrome browser by closing and reopening it.

Fix 1: Enable Flash Player in Chrome

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If you're experiencing issues with Flash not working in Chrome, make sure that Flash Player is enabled in your browser. To do this:

* Go to Chrome Settings > Advanced > Content settings.

* Scroll down to the 'Flash' section and toggle the switch next to it to the 'On' position.

Fix 2: Allow Flash on the Website

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It's possible that the website you're trying to access doesn't allow Flash content in your browser. Try allowing Flash Player on the website by following these steps:

* Go back to the Site Settings page and toggle the switch next to 'Flash' to the 'Allow' position.

* Restart your Chrome browser and try again to see if Flash works.

By following these simple steps, you should be able to get Flash Player working again in your Chrome browser. If you're still experiencing issues, try searching for specific solutions related to the website or content you're trying to access.

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