I've just been waiting and nothing seems to be happening?
I'll come back when it's ready. Now where's my android tablet...
I'll come back when it's ready. Now where's my android tablet...
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is html5 ready yet?
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I've just been waiting and nothing seems to be happening?
I'll come back when it's ready. Now where's my android tablet...
http://ishtml5readyyet.com/
I don't think you would hurt anyones feelings here if you just went away.
Because Flash is so useful on a mobile device
seems to run brilliantly on my 2 droid machines. literally no problems whatsoever
Ah, well there's your problem. HTML5 doesn't browse the web for you, you've got to actually pick which site to go to!
must suck having to use the 'watered down' version of the internet
all the videos on the BBC are working just fine here. are they for you?
all the videos on the BBC are working just fine here. are they for you?
Just tried a few out on the BBC news page. Working just fine for me, both embedded in the page and optionally full screen.
Was it not supposed to?
seems to run brilliantly on my 2 droid machines. literally no problems whatsoever
Other than a few videos (that usually can be accessed from the website's app or are found on YouTube), there's no point in Flash. Even Adobe themselves said Flash is dead on mobile devices.
If by watered-down you mean "not having to see pages flooded with Flash ads" then, yeah, that DOES suck!
They work absolutely fine for me, wether I use the app OR the web browser.
good luck getting my beloved charlton's highlights to play
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17187861
gutted about the result, but happy with the results of my android browser though.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17187861
gutted about the result, but happy with the results of my android browser though.
seems to run brilliantly on my 2 droid machines. literally no problems whatsoever
Thats a lie. Flash runs like crap on desktops. Its so bad on mobile devices they are going to stop supporting it.
ever seen flash run on the SGS2? runs with no problems.
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Choice mate. I can turn it off if i like
ever seen flash run on the SGS2? runs with no problems.
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Choice mate. I can turn it off if i like
False you do not have a magical phone. Your idea of no problems may be a little off in compared.
unfortunately i do not have a magical, "resolutionary (LOOOL)" phone/tablet. I mean it has unmagical features such as a microsd slot, standard SD slot, a charging keyboard dock, a USB 2.0 port, a superamoled screen
worst of all, i can't.....
facetime. oh no.
btw, resolutionary is the second most cringey buzz word after "Retina"
Yep. Have fun with that in the future though:
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-501465_...ns-flash-player-on-mobile-browsers-for-html5/
http://blogs.adobe.com/conversations/2011/11/flash-focus.html
So basically your only reason to post here to begin with was to gloat about flash on your device? Seems like even Adobe is against you here.
dont care what adobe says
dont care what's in the future
I just want video content to work on my phone NOW and right NOW flash works well. Of course, my sgs2 renders HTML5 great too so what's the issue?
Carling cup final streamed from the BBC website was awesome by the way
dont care what's in the future
I just want video content to work on my phone NOW and right NOW flash works well. Of course, my sgs2 renders HTML5 great too so what's the issue?
Carling cup final streamed from the BBC website was awesome by the way
dont care what adobe says
dont care what's in the future
I just want video content to work on my phone NOW and right NOW flash works well. Of course, my sgs2 renders HTML5 great too so what's the issue?
Carling cup final streamed from the BBC website was awesome by the way
So the developer of flash is trying to convince people not to use flash on mobiles and you don't care? Doesn't that tell you something about flash?
I have to say, I can probably count the amount of times I have gone to a website that needed flash on a mobile device, and when it didn't work, I didn't go back. No flash dependent site is that important - you know, because all the sites that aren't porn cater for html5 or at least degrade extremely well without flash (theres some good porn sites that use html5 to haha).
