Ways to access Flash content?

[intervenient]

I'm not looking to watch flash videos or the like, but I do use a site for school called Mastering Physics, which requires Flash to input answers. From the looks of it there are some browsers out there that do allow this, but I'd like to be sure before I make the plunge on an iPad 2 instead of waiting for the HP Touchpad.


Thanks.

 

[Phil A.]

There's an app called iSwifter that supports interactive flash applications, and actually works pretty well from the limited testing I've given it.

 

[intervenient]

Just looked it up. Looks fantastic! Thanks!

 

[vinacrom]

You can also use Skyfire.

 

[benhollberg]

You can also use Skyfire.

I believe Skyfire is only for videos, I could be wrong because I don't use it but I am pretty sure.

 

[vinacrom]

I believe Skyfire is only for videos, I could be wrong because I don't use it but I am pretty sure.

You are correct, my bad. Glancing over his post again I saw that he wanted it to be an interactive flash applications.

 

[Benbikeman]

And skyfire fails on most of the sites I've tried.

 

[atarobert97]

Wirelessly posted (Opera/9.80 (iPhone; Opera Mini/6.13548/24.854; U; en) Presto/2.5.25 Version/10.54)

Iswifter is very slow and the sound qulity isnt that great. In ios5 i think we might somehow get support for flash.