Thread: ZDNet: Adobe ceases development on mobile browser Flash
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Old 11-10-2011, 02:32 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
That's the thing; most sites which are "interactive" in some way, and require Flash, now have mobile Apps, so Flash becomes irrelevent to the mobile user. Eg, the BBC News web site uses Flash for its video clips, and hence can't play video on my iPhone and iPad, but there's a BBC News App which can.
It's not anywhere near most, in fact, it's not even in the same galaxy as most. Besides that, why would I want a separate app for each and every interactive web site that I visit? What a massive waste of time, money and bandwidth, besides being a total pain in the backside.
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