While viewing a website, you can click the “i” icon at the left side of Chrome’s address bar to view the website’s permissions. However, you can manage which websites have permission to run Flash content and which have to use click-to-play. Click it and you can choose to allow Flash content on that website.Īfter you use this click-to-play feature and give a website permission to run Flash content, it will be able to automatically play Flash content when you visit it in the future.
When you visit a website that uses Flash content, you’ll now see a grayed out, empty plugin icon where the Flash content should be. Whatever option you choose for an individual website will override the main option you choose here. However, you can still click the website’s permissions menu-which we outline below-to give a website permission to run Flash. This would block every website from running Flash, and Chrome won’t even prompt you to enable Flash when you visit a web page that tries to use it.
You could also choose the “Block sites from running Flash” option.
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