We recently received an email about a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Flash Player problem All which reads, “My Adobe Flash Player has leg very buggy in my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 since updating to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. My videos tend to skip a lot, All which I sure have not experienced when I was using the Android Earlier version. Is this a common issue with the update and is there a way to fix this? Thanks. “
The Causes of the Galaxy Note 2 Flash Player Problem
Based on several popular forums I visited like XDA Developers, Android Central and the Adobe community, the Galaxy Note 2 Flash Player problem is definitely experienced by some users even before updating to Android 4.3. The issue seems to be not only limited to some Samsung devices as a number of Nexus and HTC users have reported the same problem usefull.
From what I learned from the abovementioned forums and old articles posted by the Adobe AIR and Flash Player Team Blog, it appears to be a compatibility issue. This is due to Google and Adobe simply lacking coordination on this matter ever since the two have drawn with Their support from eachother during the second half of 2012.
Alternatives and Solutions for the Galaxy Note 2 Flash Player Problem
Citing
Adobe’s Team Blog, Devices That do not have Flash Player installed after August 15,2012 are likely to experience compatibility issues. Devices running 4.1 and above are usefull prone to glitches. Adobe team suggested downloading Adobe AIR Which is a substitute for the Flash Player.
Going back to the several at forums I visited, a number of contributors Said That Flash Player still works without problem in Firebox, Puffin and Dolphin browsers. It seems to work also on the Boat browser but there were some Nexus 7 users claiming thatthey are having issues with it.
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Sources: Adobe Community, XDA Developers, Android Central
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