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Enable Flash plugin in WPF using CEFSharp

I'm developing a WPF application using Cefsharp. This web browser inside the app should show some flash contents. I found some forum where the users suggest to use papi flash or pepper flash for Cefsharp.
I have no idea how to implement those plugin in my project.
I'm using the last version of Cefsharp.
Someone can explain how to enable Flash contents in my webview?
Thanks

You need to download the PPAPI version of Flash. Every computer running your app must do the same. Visit http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/otherversions/ and select FP [xx] for Chromium and Opera where [xx] is the current version number, which is 26 at the time of this answer.

C# - Modify "Flash Player" option programmatically

I'm here because I have a problem with a webcam and a WPF application.
I develop a webApp that use WebBrowser and a Webcam. I use WebcamJS library that have a flash fallbar to manage the webcam in IE.
How can I bypass the security popup of flash? How can I write in the Control Panel of the machine where my apps run?
Thanks in advise.

Is there a Webbrowser control that supports html5 video (WebRTC) available for .Net?

I was looking for a way to embed a page that hosts WebRTC video such as the demo from http://www.webrtc.org/demo into a WinForms app so the user doesn't need to install nor launch any external browsers that may contain toolbars, etc, I looked into a few components such as GeckoFX and WebKit.Net but they fail to load the webcam video.
Do you know of any hack or other project that may support WebRTC inside .Net?
Thanks a lot

Chromium Embedded Framework claims to support WebRTC (I haven't confirmed it myself).
https://code.google.com/p/chromiumembedded/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_Embedded_Framework

WebRTC is supported by Mozilla Firefox:
http://www.webrtc.org/
If you want to embed Firefox in you project you can easily embed GeckoFX web browser control in your Windows Forms application.

The GeckoFX engine (Mozilla Firefox) says it can use WebRTC. This seem to be right (as far as I have seen yet) but there seem to be a problem with some parts of it. I'm using it actual for WebRTC and have a problem with the video part - see here: Embedded GeckoFx in C#.NET - WebRTC Video not working

Invoke Flash methods from C# (MONO)

Using .NET (Windows), you can embed an ActiveX Flash player into a Windows form, load a swf file and set variables or invoke functions with single method calls from C# (I imagine because of the presence of a Flash OCX).
That said, I would like to do the same thing in MONO (Linux): how could this be possible?

Is it possible to "embed" an HTML page, using some (system controlled) prefered renderer (like firefox)? In that case it might be possible to get a flash in there and control it through javascript... It does sound a bit far-fetched though.
If you do manage to get the flash in there, you might be able to communicate with it through a TCP/IP connection from the flash to your program.

Flash takes the form of an ActiveX (i.e. COM) DLL on Windows because that's the preferred extensbility platform for Internet Explorer. In other browsers, and on other platforms, Flash takes a different form, using the browser plugin API I believe. Since ActiveX is a no-go on Linux, perhaps it might be possible to implement a plugin host of some sort that can make the Flash plugin think it's running inside a browser. This would probably be "non-trivial" as they say, but theoretically possible.

Firefox C# Wrapper/Control

Is there a Firefox/Mozilla control for embedding the firefox browser in a C# .net application?

You can have the Gecko rendering engine in the form of GeckoFX.
To quote Google Code:
GeckoFX is a Windows Forms control written in clean, commented C# that embeds the Mozilla Gecko browser control in any Windows Forms Application. It also contains a simple class model providing access to the HTML and CSS DOM.

Even better, there is a fork by hindlemail, actively updated DLL for .Net, here: https://bitbucket.org/geckofx/.
Currently, there are available versions corresponding to Firefox's version 10 and 11.