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Instead of blocking Flash on all websites automatically in Chrome, you can set the browser to ask before displaying any Flash content on sites. However, if you want to run the entire Flash objects of the page, including hidden Flash, which runs in the background, tap on the blocked plugin icon and then click on " Run Flash this time." How to Enable "Ask first" to Play Flash in Chrome To run the individual Flash object, click the Play button that appears over video fame. Even after reloading the page, it cannot load any available Flash content, and you have to click on the plugin to load it. Now, Chrome prompts you to reload the page to apply your updated settings to that page, click the ReloadĤ. From the available options, select Allow.ģ. In the Settings screen, look for the Flash option and click its corresponding box. To enable Flash on this page, click on the lock icon available at the left on the browser's address bar, click on the Site settings.Ģ.

If there is no more space on your Chrome browser's address bar, then move your mouse over the plugin icon, and you will see a message " Flash was blocked on this page." Some websites may pop-up a window to allow Flash click on the Allow button.ġ. When you try to use Flash over a website, you may see a " Plugin blocked" message on the right side of the browser's address bar. Mozilla's Firefox is even more offensive, and it removes Flash support in early 2020. It's not only happening just with Google Chrome Adobe is also actively working to end support for Flash in late 2020. Flash Player will no longer be supported after December 2020Īdobe Flash is not completely gone yet however, Chrome 76 and later version blocks Flash Player by default by displaying a message " Flash was blocked on this page." If you want to re-enable Flash Player in Chrome browser, it displays a message that " Flash Player will no longer be supported after December 2020" with a button Turn off.Ĭhrome strongly recommends finding and migrating to other best alternative solutions. Google will no longer provide Flash support at the end of 2020, and your time is coming to enable Flash in the Google Chrome browser. Even if you want to use Flash, you can enable it, but it may be inconvenient. Google's Chrome 76 browser, by default, automatically turns off entire Flash content on the website. Because of the huge decrease in Flash use, Google reporting only 17% of Chrome users visit a website with Flash each day (three years ago, it has 80%). Adobe already announced in July 2017 that it would stop supporting earlier universal plugins in 2020. Adobe Flash is going to be deprecated in December 2020 from Google's Chrome browser.