Chromium no longer comes with flash installed. But there is a fix.
First thing you can do is simply start Linux Mint Software Manager and get the Pepper Flash Player – browser plugin. The package name is pepperflashplugin-nonfree.
You might be able to just click this link:
apt://pepperflashplugin-nonfree
If you need more help, please see link below:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Chromium/Getting-Flash
So I discovered with the new update of Chrome, that audio media players on websites were not working. They worked fine on Firefox. After struggling for a while, I figured out the problems was an extension called HTTPS Everywhere. Once I removed it, all was working fine.
I have been using Linux Mint 17 now for about a month. I blame Linux Mint for my lack of blog post, because I have had no problems. I can’t remember the last time a Linux distro work so well. To say the least, I am a very happy Linux Mint user. Great job!
