This means that everything could be slowed down by the extra step, or that your connections could be vulnerable to attackers. Performance and security can suffer, as all of your data will have to traverse the third party’s servers. This means that there can and will be some drawbacks. Third parties use their own servers in the cloud to transcode, convert and optimize flash content for mobile playback on Apple’s operating system. Note that there will probably never be full support for this older technology on modern iOS devices. You will have to acquire a special kind of browser with rudimentary and/or supplementary flash support for your iPhone or iPad. And it comes in the form of a third-party app, a browser to be precise. But there is a workaround that allows you to use Adobe Flash Player on iPhone and iPad. This has been a source of frustration for numerous users, who tried to play flash videos or games and other kinds of interactive content on their iDevices. Apple doesn’t support flash on the iPhone, iPad or any other iOS device.

Ipad browser with flash player