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Adobe Releases Another Emergency Update for Flash
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If any site can demonstrate that we no longer need Flash, it's this one.
http://www.scullinsteel.com/apple2/
Just kill it already. HTML5/JS is the future.
http://www.scullinsteel.com/apple2/
Just kill it already. HTML5/JS is the future.
Drop Flash
http://www.youtube.com/html5
And if YouTube says a video is not available in HTML5 using Safari, enable the "Develop" menu and change your user-agent to "Internet Explorer 10". Funny how a video can't play in Safari in HTML5 until you tell YouTube/Google that you're not using an Apple product. Then it just work for some reason.
One more reason to distrust Google.
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Or FlappyCoin.
http://www.youtube.com/html5
And if YouTube says a video is not available in HTML5 using Safari, enable the "Develop" menu and change your user-agent to "Internet Explorer 10". Funny how a video can't play in Safari in HTML5 until you tell YouTube/Google that you're not using an Apple product. Then it just work for some reason.
One more reason to distrust Google.
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Or FlappyCoin.
So I take it everyone here who wants flash dead are willing to pay for developers to put forth the effort to move all of the things that need flash to html5 and JS?
I think Adobe are going to realise soon that Flash isn't worth their resources anymore. It's not applicable to phones/tablets, where the most web browsing is done now.
This very well could be the year they kill it. Their biggest user, YouTube, is all set for HTML5, and other major streaming sites either use HTML5 or Silverlight).
This very well could be the year they kill it. Their biggest user, YouTube, is all set for HTML5, and other major streaming sites either use HTML5 or Silverlight).
Most browsing is done on tablets and smartphones? Seriously? You really believe this? A slightly old statistic, August 2013, had mobile traffic as roughly 18%. I doubt it tripled within six months.
As opposed to a program that doesn't get updates constantly? What program do you use that isn't getting updates?
True, I should've said I was speculating. Though I'd imagine it'll happen very soon.
I think it might happen soon, but only in the way that I think convertible computers are the future.
Huh? It worked here. Maybe an extension or configuration setting is breaking it for you?
Hell, it even works at full speed on my iPad. That is freaking IMPRESSIVE.
If Flash was to stop being updated, that would ruin it for Chrome too. Google works with adobe for their implantation of Flash.
That is a gross exaggeration. Most sites that use Flash also have a non-Flash fall-back which works great. HTML5 works. Flash is about glitz and advertising for the most part. Research shows that 99.97541% of what I use on the Internet does not require Flash. That remain 0.02459% is almost never necessary.
-Walter
I counter your exaggeration with ridiculously precise faux statistics. Faked but more accurate than your numbers.
I don't care even if it was 99.999999 repeating. If there is one thing I use that needs Flash, I will continue to use it.
I'm ready to pay the same amount we paid for them to make all of it in Flash.
Like Chrome or many other well managed and good products?Personally, I worry about any software platform that needs three periods in their version number