Help Can't display a Web Cam on a Brower page

[MountainTablet]

I'm a first time tablet user so probably a pretty dumb question.
When I use the internet icon on the Samsung Note 10.1 2014 Edition and go to a site that has a web cam the tablet will not display or hook up to the web cam. Using my Sony laptop the same web cam works fine. What the heck am I doing wrong??

Operating system is Kit Kat 4.4.2 and connected to WiFi.
Thanks in advance for any help you have.

 

[EarlyMon]

Check out "Dolphin Browser for Android"

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser

Also get and turn on Dolphin Jetpack.

You used to have to install the modified Flash for it, now it's included.

http://dolphin.com/dolphin-browser-android-flash-install/

Be sure to go into settings and check that Flash is on.

 

[MountainTablet]

Thanks EarlyMon.
So you are saying that the included browser on the tablet can't display flash formated sites?
There isn't anything in the settings of the included browser that I can change to display a Flash offering?

 

[EarlyMon]

Thanks EarlyMon.
So you are saying that the included browser on the tablet can't display flash formated sites?
There isn't anything in the settings of the included browser that I can change to display a Flash offering?

Correct, your browser doesn't support it and nope, no way to add it because Android and Adobe dropped native Flash support back in Jellybean or ICS.

You need a KitKat-capable browser with Flash support and the modified Flash installer originally posted at XDA.

Dolphin Browser is your great big easy button.

If you still have webcams that won't work after trying it, post a link to one and I'll debug it - I'm on 4.4.2 as well and don't have the problem.

I just pulled up a Miami Beach web cam with mine via 4G - zero problems.

 

[MountainTablet]

Ok now I get it. (The Android wars)
Another question: What would you recommend for an anti virus program for an Android tablet?

 

[EarlyMon]

With safe browsing and only loading apps from a reputable source, like the Google Play Store, you really don't need one.

You can enhance your web surfing safety by using the ad blocking add-on in Firefox for example.

Browser hijacking is the latest and AV apps seem to not be effective at it.

Nonetheless, I use Malwarebytes.

 

[MountainTablet]

With safe browsing and only loading apps from a reputable source, like the Google Play Store, you really don't need one.

You can enhance your web surfing safety by using the ad blocking add-on in Firefox for example.

Browser hijacking is the latest and AV apps seem to not be effective at it.

Nonetheless, I use Malwarebytes.

Thanks EarlyMon. I also use Malwarebytes on my PC's. I'll see if there is a version specifically for Android Tablets.