Install Libflashplayer.so Ubuntu Chrome

How to install flash player in 64-bit Ubuntu for Google chrome. Change the source path if your libflashplayer.so file is not located at other location. I recently updated to Ubuntu 16.04 and I am not able to install google chrome. When I press the install button in software center, nothing happens. – Mobeen Aug 21 '17 at 1:36.

If you have not installed Google Chrome (unstable), go to the and grab the respective deb file for your system (32-bit and 64-bit). Xerox 5220 Personal Copier Manual. Download Free Buku Biologi Kelas Xi Erlangga Pdf Printer more. Double click on the deb file to start the installation. The whole process shouldn’t take more than 5 minutes. Check for Adobe Flash player If you have previously installed the Adobe Flash Player in your system, you should be able to find the libflashplayer.so file in the /usr/lib/flashplugin-installer directory. However, if you have installed player via the ubuntu-restricted-extra package, the libflashplayer.so will be located at the /usr/lib/adobe-flashplugin directory instead. To find out where your libflashplayer.so is located, you might want to do a search in Nautilus. If you have not installed, run the command in your terminal to install it.

Note that it does make a difference if you are using a 32bit or 64bit OS. There is no 64bit debugger for Linux (thanks Adobe!!) so to get it to run you have to do something like the following script. Canon Pixma Cd Label Print Software. I've taken this from sites online so I'm not sure who the original author is.

There are some credits listed. I take no credit myself Basically, AFAIK, Chrome will use the plugin from Firefox. This script will remove anything that is existing, install the dependencies such as nspluginwrapper (to make the 32 bit plugin work on 64 bit) and ia32-libs which are also necessary, then redownload the debugger plugin and install it I think now that Chrome bundles Flash Player you have to go into about:plugins and disable the integrated debugger.