October 8th, 2012, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by thatshowiseeit
If it's one things I learned very quickly after using the Nexus 7 is the importance of Flash support. Most Web site and especially Web sites with videos are almost useless without Flash support. I found some work-arounds to get Flash working on the Nexus 7 and it is not perfect and works so-so sometimes.
What's the absolute best way to get Flash support on the Galaxy Note 2? I'm waiting for Verizon to release the Note 2 so I can get mine but wanted to make sure I knew exactly what to do as Flash support is something I'm definitely going to need with the Web content I need to able to access for work.
Flash support has always been a benefit with Android tablets over the iPad and it is a shame that this is now lacking. I'd gladly pay $40-50 for a fully functional Flash plugin or app that allows Flash Web sites to display properly on the browser.
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sideload flash 11.1 and then install Dolphin 8.5.1 and turn off auto-updating for dolphin or you'll lose flash support.
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