When you enable Flash, Photon tells you the current settings so you can change them if desired.

It is unquestionably the fastest Adobe Flash Player. You can change the bandwidth setting for when Flash is enabled-anywhere from 1 to 6-and you can choose a mode, such as video, game or Web. FlashFox is the free mobile web browser that puts the power of the open & complete web in your hands. Turning it off uses less bandwidth, and advanced users will appreciate just how much control Photon offers is this area. Tap it, and Flash functionality is enabled. The browser features a lightning icon in the bottom bar. On either platform, Photon’s looks and functionality are very similar. Photon also is available for Android, though the pricing model is slightly different: The app itself is free, with various features-including full-screen playback-are available via in-app purchases. Available for $3.99, this iOS app enables Flash playback nearly seamlessly. How much would you be willing to pay for a browser that lets you view Flash content on your iPhone or iPad? If the answer is “less than $4,” well, then Photon could be the browser for you. Photon lets you decide how much bandwidth to dedicate to your Flash usage. While I won’t rely on it all of the time, Dolphin Sonar is a useful add-on to an excellent mobile browser.

I found it very accurate in my brief hands-on tests. Dolphin Sonar, available as a 99 cent in-app purchase, lets you control the browser by voice-including searching the Web and opening new links.

Mobile browser with flash player