Opera thinks Adobe Flash Player is Not Enabled, but it is

[rockymtnhiker]

rockymtnhiker last edited by

Trying to play audio clips in Amazon and get a pop up box that says: "Adobe Flash is required to play this music. Go to Plug in Settings to Enable Flash Plug in." The followins plugins were blocked on this page: Adobe Flash Player. Flash IS indeed enabled and I have no problems with any other browser, so it's an Opera issue. I am running Windows 10 on a brand new laptop and the latest version of Adobe Flash. It just seems to be Amazon clips that will not play. YouTube plays fine.

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Opera is based on Chromium, and requires a different format of Flash than Firefox or IE.

Go here and see what Adobe says.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Also check if Turbo or VPN isn't enabled,as they block the use of plugins.

[rockymtnhiker]

rockymtnhiker last edited by

@sgunhouse >

Opera is based on Chromium, and requires a different format of Flash than Firefox or IE.
Go here and see what Adobe says.

I have that version of Flash and even Re-downloaded it. Still doesn't work.

[rockymtnhiker]

rockymtnhiker last edited by

Also check if Turbo or VPN isn't enabled,as they block the use of plugins.

Those are not enabled. Still doesn't work. I will just have to use another browser for Amazon listening. I have found nothing online as a fix for this problem.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

What happens if you add Amazon as an exception in Flash/plugins settings?