You can now run your Mozilla/Gecko browser (Firefox, Iceweasel or SeaMonkey) and then access the URL about:plugins in order to check if your browser has detected the flash plugin located at /usr/lib/adobe-flashplugin/libflashplayer.so (it should be also visible by accessing about:addons and then the Plugins section).

Then run this command in order to place the Adobe Flash folders in their respective locations: sudo cp -rf /tmp/usr / Now run this supercommand in order to place the Adobe Flash plugin in the system folder: if ! then sudo mkdir /usr/lib/adobe-flashplugin else echo /usr/lib/adobe-flashplugin/ already exists fi sudo cp -f libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/adobe-flashplugin/ sudo ln -sf /usr/lib/adobe-flashplugin/libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/flashplugin-installer/libflashplayer.so

Start the shell terminal and then run this command: cd /tmp tar -xvf If your browser automatically downloads the tarball, thus making it impossible for you to rename the tarball before the download starts, wait for the download to end, then go to the folder where the tarball's been put, rename the tarball to and then move it to /tmp. Save the tarball into the /tmp folder with the name. Hence,, , tarball.tar.7z and 2 are all examples of tarballs.

A tarball is a file with a '.tar.xxx' extension, where 'xxx' is an extension for compressed files, like e.g.

Otherwise, it's 32-bit.ĭownload the NPAPI tarball: select the option having (.tar.gz) - NPAPI in it and then click onto the 'Download now' button.

If you're unsure about your system's architecture, run the shell command uname -i: if it returns something having the number 64 in it, your system is 64-bit.

Select your architecture: Linux (32-bit) or Linux (64-bit). How to manually install Adobe's Flash NPAPI plugin for browsers such as Firefox, Iceweasel and SeaMonkey

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