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This essentially means that you’ll need to re-allow flash content to run after each browser restart. Flash content needs to be run manually – Given the fact that Google is moving as fast as it can from Flash, the browser no longer maintains saved user preferences regarding flash content.All the major bugs related to Flash have been since patched, so updating your Google Chrome version to the latest version should resolve any occurence caused by a bug. Google Chrome bug – The issue can occur if you’re running a severely outdated version of Chrome.Based on our findings, there are several common scenarios in which this particular issue is reported. We investigated this particular error by looking at various user reports and the repair strategies that they used to get the issue resolved.

What is causing the ‘Can’t Enable Flash on Chrome’ error? According to the company, 2020 will be the year in which they will cease support, distribution and security updates to Flash Player.

In 2017, Adobe announced that it’s preparing to put Flash to rest in 2020. In the last couple of years, the internet is moving away from Adobe Flash in favor of HTML5 – the latter requires no additional plugins and works with all the latest browsers and devices. Flash content is not working on Google Chrome What is Flash Player?Īdobe Flash is a now deprecated software platform that used to be extremely popular for production of animation, rich internet applications, mobile apps, desktop apps, mobile games and embedded web browser video players. All the users encountering this problem report that the Flash content id displaying just fine on different browsers. In most case, Flash content is not displaying correctly even after they follow the on-screen instructions to enable Adobe Flash Player. Most affected users report that Flash content is not working on every web page that uses this technology. However, there are still a lot of users that can’t enable Flash on Chrome. Although the days of Flash player as we know it are numbered, Google Chrome still comes with a built-in version of Flash – there’s no need to install a separate plugin to enable Flash on Google Chrome.