How do I watch Flash videos with Firefox for Android?
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Support for Flash is ending in Firefox version 56 and later. Like other popular browsers, Firefox no longer supports Flash content on mobile websites and Adobe has removed Flash for Android in 2012. For websites you rely on that still use Flash, please contact the website owner directly and ask them to update to open standards.
This applies to Firefox version 55 and older.
Firefox for Android displays the tap-to-play icon by default for Flash. Use this article to learn how to watch videos and how to customize your settings for plugins like Flash.
- Install Adobe Flash player on your Android device by downloading an archived version from Archived Flash Player versions on adobe.com. See Adobe's guide to manually installing Flash for more information.
- Tap the grey box with the plugin icon as shown below to play the Flash content.
Play Flash content without tapping
Keeping your Flash set to Tap to Play is important for your security on the web because it ensures that you decide what plugins are trusted. However, you can customize Firefox for Android to enable Flash by default:
- Tap the button (either below the screen on some devices or at the top-right corner of the browser) , then (you may need to tap first) , , . Then tap the setting and choose Enabled.
- Tap the button (either below the screen on some devices or at the top-right corner of the browser) , then (you may need to tap first) , then . Then tap the setting and choose Enabled.