Finally also native 64-bit (x86_64) version of Adobe Flash Player is available for Linux users. Is very easy also keep up-to-date with Flash Player Plugin. Move the libflashplayer.so file you just downloaded to /usr/lib/adobe-flashplugin/ folder by running the command: sudo mv ~/Downloads/libflashplayer.This is guide, howto install Adobe Flash Player Plugin version 11.2 (32-bit and 64-bit) with YUM/DNF on Fedora 23/22/21/20/19/18/17/16/15/14/13/12, CentOS 7.2/6.7/5.11 and Red Hat (RHEL) 7.2/6.7/5.11. Open terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T) and run command to install Adobe-flashplugin: sudo apt update sudo apt install adobe-flashpluginĢ.Launch Software & Updates, and enable Canonical Partners repository in Other Software tab.Install Flash Player 11.2 from Canonical Partners repository: So far only 32-bit and 64-bit binaries of the 23 release are available for download at the link below:įor Linux, the binary is just a file called: libflashplayer.so. Install Adobe Flash 23 Beta for Firefox in Ubuntu:įlash sucks! But since many websites still use it, we have to use flash to view the content. Users who require this functionality are recommended to use Pepper (PPAPI) Flash for Linux. However, the NPAPI version will not support or add any advanced features and capabilities, like DRM, GPU acceleration, Stage 3D, etc. This is no longer the case and once we have performed sufficient testing and received community feedback, we will release both NPAPI and PPAPI Linux builds with their major version numbers in sync and on a regular basis.Īdobe says it will release both the NPAPI and PPAPI (used in Chrome) versions of Flash Player for Linux. In the past, we communicated that NPAPI Linux releases would stop in 2017. We have done this significant change to improve security and provide additional mitigation to the Linux community. Today we are updating the beta channel with Linux NPAPI Flash Player by moving it forward and in sync with the modern release branch (currently version 23). By releasing the 23 Beta flash, Adobe announced that it starts supporting NPAPI Flash for Linux again.
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