Flash Player on chrome

Flash already "built" into chrome

It is chrome, to get round it do this

In the address bar, type "chrome:plugins" to open the Plug-ins page

On the Plug-ins screen that appears, find the Adobe Flash Player listing. Check the status (Enabled or Disabled).

Click Enable.

Select Always allowed to run to always allow Flash Player to run.

Close the Plug-ins screen and it should work

When I do that it doesn't open a plug in page, everard, it just produces a google search. One is a link to adobe which tells me to do what you said

*If ya have an old computer that works, keep it imo.

saddo, open the browser, In the address bar at the top, type "chrome:plugins"

How do I install the latest version of Flash Player in Google Chrome?

Chrome users don't have to download new versions of Flash Player. Chrome automatically updates when new versions of Flash Player are available. That way, users always have the latest security updates. Select About Google Chrome under the Tools menu to verify that your Chrome browser is up-to-date. (The wrench icon near the Chrome address bar indicates the Tools menu.)  It can take some time before updates roll out to all Chrome users.

Koikeeper is right just type chrome:plugins into the address bar and press return that should work

I'm fecked ere koi. Chrome is open, the address bar is the search bar, no? When I type that in, all I get is google search results.

type it in address bar as such       chrome:plugins


takes you to a page...tick all boxes    just worked for me

saddo, type this in address bar and hit Return

chrome://plugins/

sparrow 08 Mar 17 18:28

How do I install the latest version of Flash Player in Google Chrome?
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You DON'T - It is built into the Browser.
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If you have not got it back yet - then as has been posted ...

type - chrome://plugins/ - into your ADDRESS BAR - (where you would type a website ADDRESS that you wish to visit) - NOT any google Search Bar -  Then > Pres Enter

Then - on the typewritten type page that appears ... Scvroll down to the BOTTOM Item - entitled 'Adobe Flash Player'

At the BOTTOM LEFT of that article/Option is a small CHECK-BOX  =  'Always Allowed to run' ...

Make sure that is TICKED.

Onlooker, my post clearly goes on to say exactly that.

Chrome users don't have to download new versions of Flash Player. Chrome automatically updates when new versions of Flash Player are available.

^ If you cannot get that to work - Try typing in  (simply) ... about:plugins  > then same instructions.

I thought we were helping you - sparrow ... not the other way around.

The ... "How do I install the latest version of Flash Player in Google Chrome?" -

- being a CUT & PASTE = from YOUR Post.

the address bar is the search bar, no?

No the address bar is at the top, where you put in website addresses.  It prob says

https://www.google.co.uk/etc  when you open the browser

onlooker, I wished I hadn't have bothered   

Click on the 3 dots top right on chrome homepage
click  Settings
scroll down to Show Advanced Settings
scroll down to Privacy--click Content Setting box
scroll down to Flash-- "ask first" is the recommended setting
click on Manage Exceptions
in the weebox  enter   https://livevideo.betfair.com           and Allow

no problem since

except I can't get the video pop-up--can see it on separate page but have to switch between race and video o see what is going on

any ideas on this one please??

cheers everard, worked a charm!

This site can’t be reached

The web page at chrome://plugins/ might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.
ERR_INVALID_URL

copy and paste to browser

chrome://extensions/


scroll down
Get more extensions

easy innit ydc

Greg---takes me to Chrome Web store

was meaning saddo

top right corner 3 little dots then settings

or just uninstall and reinstall - that worked for me

had to change from recommended setting on Flash to get pop-up
that doesn't seem right to do that but it works
but does it leave my computer open to eavesdroppers

try clearing cookies

clear the plate every day-- seriously though I do a cleanse every day to take away the dross   CCleaner

madrigal  have followed the steps you outlined and it has worked...many thanks

Been having same problem for about a week, thanks for the advice fellas now working fine.

Click on the 3 dots top right on chrome homepage
click  Settings
scroll down to Show Advanced Settings
scroll down to Privacy--click Content Setting box
scroll down to Flash-- "ask first" is the recommended setting
click on Manage Exceptions
in the weebox  enter   https://livevideo.betfair.com           and Allow

no problem since

I've done this and still getting the same message. Update Flash

I use Chrome, live video works on Firefox but I keep losing favourite markets

Flash already "built" into chrome

no problem since