This will appear as a puzzle piece, select the puzzle piece and click ‘Allow. When you visit a site requiring Flash, you’ll receive a pop up in the URL bar where the website is displayed asking to block or allow.
If you want to unblock a specific site that has already been blocked, click the ‘X’ corresponding to that site under the ‘Block’ section.Īs previously mentioned, you will still have to enable when Chrome asks for permission. Or toggle on for Chrome to ask permission for a website to run Abobe Flash. Next to “Block sites from running Flash” click the switch to toggle on. Under the Privacy and Security section, click ‘Site Settings’. Scroll the page down to the bottom and select ‘Advanced’. Select ‘Settings’ at the bottom of the menu. Note: don’t see 3 little dots? Update Google Chrome by at this link here: chrome://settings/help It is to control what information websites can use and what content they can show you. In the Advanced settings, find out Content settings. In Google Chrome Settings, scroll down the webpage to locate Advanced. In Google Chrome, click Toolbar and then select Settings from the list. 
Select the ‘more’ option in the top right-hand corner. Open Google Chrome application on your PC. How to Enable or Disable Adobe Flash Player This means each time you visit a site requiring Flash Player to function, you will need to grant the permission. With Adobe Flash Player being phased out with newer software, it’s no longer possible to keep Flash Player always enabled in Chrome. This will appear as a puzzle piece, select the puzzle piece and click ‘Allow.Adobe Flash Player facilitates videos and graphics when visiting websites. click allow and you are all set: or > click the 3 dot on top right of your browser point on settings. Scroll the page down to the bottom and select ‘Advanced’ click on the piece of puzzle highlighted above and manage and click done: Now toggle the highlighted button at right corner. 
Select the ‘more’ option in the top right-hand corner. Adobe Flash Player facilitates videos and graphics when visiting websites.
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