Block, Disable Flash on Google Chrome Browser

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Flash is no longer widely used today, it has been replaced by HTML5 on browsers including Google Chrome. Due to resource consumption, frequent errors, and poor security, many browsers have blocked Flash. In this article, Mytour will guide you on how to block Flash on Chrome, helping you completely disable Flash on the Chrome browser.

Google Chrome offers a feature allowing you to block Flash. However, this browser only partially blocks Flash and allows essential Flash components to operate. Flash continues to run on the browser when it detects important content, slowing down your web browsing experience.

If you believe this might endanger your browser, computer, or personal information, or simply frustrate you due to numerous errors, you can choose to block Flash on Google Chrome by setting up restrictions. Flash will only be allowed to operate when permitted. Follow the instructions below to learn how to block Flash on Chrome.

Blocking Flash on Chrome: Removing Flash Completely on Chrome

Step 1: Open Chrome on your device, click on the three-dot icon (or three horizontal lines) at the top left corner, and select Settings.

Blocking Flash on Chrome: Completely Removing Flash on Chrome

Step 2: Scroll down and select Show advanced settings.

Blocking Flash on Chrome: Completely Removing Flash on Chrome

Step 3: Select Content Settings.

Guide to Blocking Flash on Chrome: Completely Removing Flash on Chrome

Step 4: Locate the Flash section and select Block sites from running Flash.

Blocking Flash on Chrome: Disabling Flash on Chrome

After following the steps above, Flash will be blocked on the Chrome browser and will only function with your permission. To enable Flash on a specific website, visit the site, click on the icon next to the website name (which may be an i or a padlock), select Flash, then choose Always allow on this site.

Blocking Flash on Chrome: Completely Disabling Flash on Chrome

This is how Mytour has guided you to block Flash on the Chrome browser. With Flash disabled from running automatically, your browser will operate faster and save resources for your computer. However, this isn't the only way to block Flash. Additionally, if you use Firefox and haven't installed Flash Player to watch videos, be sure to download and install Flash Player to enjoy various captivating videos. Currently, due to international network issues, when accessing websites using the Google Chrome browser, users often encounter the error message 'This site can't be reached.' This error directly affects user experience, preventing you from viewing websites. Fixing this error is relatively simple; you can refer to Mytour's previous guide on fixing the 'This site can't be reached' error.

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