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However, you need to go through a 5 step process to activate Flash on a specific page - with Edge, that is automatic, as far as I know.

All i had to do is run http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/about and click on the allow if was not set to run already. Thus it was installed.

with Edge, that is automatic, as far as I know. My original comment was based on the first Google information box that popped up. It explicitly said Flash had to be installed on Chrome.

Well for me they have all been vastly inferior to the old Firefox since Quantum nukes most all the useful extensions, and thus I run Firefox ESR 59, with different profiles (plus Waterfox and Basilisk), in addition to others. I still like Quantum portable over Chrome (which was pushed by promotions into 1st place where it does not belong). But thank God we even have variety.

Bottom Line - I was just trying to help out the guy who could not make Flash work on Windows 10

Thanks for doing so. But that is why running more than one browser can be helpful.