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1. Install Chrome
2. then to/home/your computer username/.config/google-chrome/(Note that if you are using the GUI instead of the command line, home/cong/is going to display the system files by Ctrl+h) See if there is pepperflash this directory, online some netizens say, is in/opt/google/chrome/, I did not find. Then, if the inside is empty, it means that Chrome doesn't have a flash plugin. We need to download Flash Player, website: https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ But here to explain: The General browser uses the NPAPI, that is, Adobe Flash Player, but Chrome instead uses PPAPI, or Pepperflash. This time we are downloading pepper, so we must use Chrome to visit Adobe's official website, because Adobe's website download flash is automatically detect browser, if you use Firefox, will automatically download NPAPI, this is not suitable for chrome. Download, the compressed bag has a libpepflashplayer.so file, this is pepperflash to copy this. So file to/home/your computer username/.config/google-chrome/ Pepperflash in this directory. Then, you need to have the chrome boot automatically associated with this. So file, open the terminal: sudo vim/usr/share/applications/google-chrome.desktop 108 lines in this configuration file, "exec= /usr/bin/google-chrome-stable%u "Add"--ppapi-flash-path=/home/your computer username/.config/google-chrome/pepperflash/ Libpepflashplayer.so "that becomes exec=/usr/bin/google-chrome-stable%u--ppapi-flash-path=/home/your computer username/.config/ There is a space in the middle of the google-chrome/pepperflash/libpepflashplayer.so to save the file. This is to reopen Chrome, enter CHROME://PL in the address barugins/ensure that the flash assembly is turned on, and here it is OK.