A little more information. I’ve dealt with this Flash Player for Android situation since soon after Adobe stopped supporting it. People have been downloading the latest archived version since that time. I have an older Android cell phone (no phone service) I still uses as a mini-tablet with Wifi.
I just uninstalled the archived version of FP I had loaded more than a year ago. Then I went through the steps for the Dolphin browser and downloaded and installed FP from Dolphin. It’s the same version I’d downloaded from the Adobe archives (11.1.115.81). So, Dolphin is just doing for you what some have been doing for more than a year, and what I described in #14. -And it’s working the same.
Puffin browser says their FP is “in the cloud” so you don’t have to download it. But I bet they are all using the last archived verion from Adobe.
It should work in a Note III unless you have a newer Android software version that is no longer compatible with FP software. I’d been concerned about that, but the old FP still works through Kit Kat 4.4.2.
All right, I will uninstall the flash players I have tried and then see if I can duplicate your success.