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I have a samsung galaxy tab3 and when downloading it says my system is not suppoted

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Feb 23, 2014 Feb 23, 2014

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I have a samsung galaxy tab3 model number gt.p5210 and when downloading flash it tells me that flasg is not supported

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LEGEND , Feb 23, 2014 Feb 23, 2014

There is no more Flash Player for Android and there won't be another. Android is no longer compatible with Flash Player. Playing Flash content is very processor consumptive and it drains your battery, also shortening the life of it. Android (Google) recommends using either "Dolphin" or "Puffin" as your browser if you need to view Flash content with a mobile device running Android. They're both free in the GooglePlay store. These browsers use "server side" rendering to reduce the load on your dev

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Feb 23, 2014 Feb 23, 2014

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There is no more Flash Player for Android and there won't be another. Android is no longer compatible with Flash Player. Playing Flash content is very processor consumptive and it drains your battery, also shortening the life of it. Android (Google) recommends using either "Dolphin" or "Puffin" as your browser if you need to view Flash content with a mobile device running Android. They're both free in the GooglePlay store. These browsers use "server side" rendering to reduce the load on your device.

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Feb 28, 2014 Feb 28, 2014

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