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Originally Posted by scottjl
You sure must spend a lot of time at Disney....
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The point you are missing is that Disney is one of the two media companies where Stave Jobs is the largest shareholder and presumably wields some influence.
Pixar just recently redesigned and went Flash-less, to a much more corporate, non-exciting effect. Now they basically show a simple transition, and their movie pages are reduced to hosting a trailer.
Of course, for the big one coming out, Toy Story 3, the Pixar
home page to TS 3's own site, which is, unsurprisingly, in Flash.
I am not understanding this argument. I get it that you are happy for some reason that the iPad does not support one of the most common features on the web.
But why do you have to shout down everyone, who wishes that Apple had at least attempted to provide a real browser for its customers, instead of walling off choices and competition? I suppose you did the same when people were asking for Cut&Paste, or Search, or GPS, or MMS, or LED flash on the iPhone?
I also suppose you supported Steve Jobs when he declared, not so long ago, that nobody reads anymore?
Enjoy your iPad. But chill a little, and let those who wished it did other things have a say.