Native support for Adobe Flash Player in Google Chrome ended in , and the plugin was officially removed starting with Chrome 88. Because Adobe also blocked Flash content from running in the player itself for security reasons, standard "enable" toggles in browser settings no longer work.
I have written a feature article on the rise and fall of the Flash Chrome plugin, exploring its history, the reasons for its deprecation, and its legacy. flash chrome plugin
Encouraged by his progress, John refined the plugin, adding features like: Native support for Adobe Flash Player in Google
However, John's determination paid off. He managed to create a basic prototype of the Flash Chrome Plugin. It was far from perfect, but it worked. He could load Flash content within a Chrome tab, and it behaved just like it did back in the day. Encouraged by his progress, John refined the plugin,
Despite its utility, Flash had a fatal flaw: it was a resource hog and a security liability.