java and flash support on xbox 360

PouletFris · Dec 29, 2014

why is there no flash or java support i want to play games like runescape or stick rpg even the ps3 supports flash i mean the xbox 360 support html5 so why not

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Falkon(2) · Dec 29, 2014

how do i download google chrome or google browser and get microsoft silver light on my xbox 360?

The IE app for 360 does not support Flash or Silverlight. I probably doesn't support Java either but I haven't tested. It does support HTML5 however.

Jutte · Dec 29, 2014

Internet Explorer App on XBOX One

Hello,

Are you going to add FLASH and Java support to the Internet Explorer app for the XBOX One?

Obsessive Power · Dec 30, 2014

Not a chance. Adobe no longer make the Flash plugin for non Windows or Apple OS based systems. There is no Flash on Android OS anymore and iOS has never has supported it. Flash on the PS3 has never exceeded version 9 which is a very old version. HTML5
is not a plug in, its part of the browser and the code of a web page.

Obsessive Power

Not a chance. Adobe no longer make the Flash plugin for non Windows or Apple OS based systems. There is no Flash on Android OS anymore and iOS has never has supported it. Flash on the PS3 has never exceeded version 9 which is a very old version. HTML5
is not a plug in, its part of the browser and the code of a web page.

Falkon(2)

The IE app for 360 does not support Flash or Silverlight. I probably doesn't support Java either but I haven't tested. It does support HTML5 however.

Obsessive Power

Greetings, MugiwaraLynk

Internet Explorer for Xbox 360 is completely safe, safer in fact than I.E for Windows. Internet Explorer for Xbox 360 can not download files, doesn't support ActiveX, Java, Flash or Silverlight. It's separated from the Xbox 360 Operating system too. In a
nutshell, it's not possible for your Xbox to get a virus.

Irixion

No. IE on your Xbox 360 is nothing like IE on your PC. The Xbox 360 operating system is sealed pretty tight. The IE on your console also has no security vulnerable plugins such as Flash or Java, for this reason as well.

PhilDThomas

Hey, I've provided some links below so you can identify what the lights mean, I hope this is useful and if you need any further help, just shoot me a PM.

One flashing light (Support guide)

Two flashing lights indicate that your 360 is overheated and needs to cool down (Support guide)

Three flashing red lights (Support Guide) indicate a Hardware failure

Four flashing red lights indicate there might be a problem with the A/V cable (Support Guide)

java and flash support on xbox 360