Android browser that supports Flash content
Puffin Browser is a browser application that perfectly supports Flash. Allows users to stay comfortable while visiting websites that require Adobe Flash to be installed on the device. In the past the Adobe Flash Player was also provided on the PlayStore, but somehow the application disappeared and no longer exists in the Play Store, and currently the Adobe Flash Player for Android can only be downloaded from external sites, which is very disappointing because it is so is one of the tools for playing content. Flash is not available in the Play Store. But there are other alternatives besides Adobe Flash Player.
There are plenty of browser-like applications that can properly load Flash content, including Photon Browser which has full Flash access, but the application still has ads at the bottom and of course users need to refresh to get rid of them which gets a bit annoying, if a browser has advertisements, the user is certainly not comfortable using it. But on top of that there is a very good browser called Puffin with the bird symbol. The browser actually has free and premium features as well, and its features are way better than the others.
Puffin Browser offers all the functions of the browser like the mouse (trackpad) button for playing games and others. However, what makes users a little bit disapproved is that Puffin Browser is still pretty hard to multitask with other applications. In order for surfing activities to run more smoothly, it is better not to open other applications in the Puffin browser in order to prevent them from being forced to close. Unless the phone has more than 1 GB of RAM, multitasking is of course possible without delay. It’s been a long time since I used Puffin Browser to browse flash content and tried to open Youtube and Facebook, it seems all flash content is working fine.
While it looks simple, just look at how this browser accesses Flash content, you could say the best because it’s very fast and very comfortable. You can also create a webcam directly from Flash content so that all functionality is the same as if you had Adobe Flash Player installed. If you are using Puffin Browser, we will first give you some instructions on how to use it and see if the Flash works completely or not, and Puffin Browser itself has prepared a special page to try out Flash’s webcam. Here are some excerpts from images from the Puffin Browser, see below.
Its simple user interface makes it easy for any user to search for something or an existing setting. The help button when visiting the website is also shown transparently at the bottom. Puffin Browser is reminiscent of the era of Java phones, where there is still a Bolt application that can also play Flash content on websites, but currently Bolt is no longer developed in the browser because the server has died and is no longer used for surfing can be used. As mentioned above, this puffin browser supports the mouse function which can be found on some small buttons below when visiting a website. The included mouse is shaped like a trackpad, so there is a small box to move the mouse around properly. Interesting right? To download, please click on the banner below.
The puffin browser app requires Android above, have size MB, does not require any additional cache or data. For a browser application, Puffin is much larger in size than other Flash-enabled browsers, as the capabilities in Puffin only excel on Flash content. Try opening Facebook with Puffin Browser and you will see the desktop version on the Facebook site and all of the functions are sure to work. Another browser that supports Flash is the Dolphin browser, but in terms of Flash content loading performance, Puffin is better than any of them. Because Dolphin itself still needs the installed Adobe Flash Player to load Flash content. In summary, it can be said that Puffin is a browser that can be used on cell phones in normal or HD versions (tablets), since the existing flash function can still be switched off in the settings.
Hopefully useful and good luck
