Kevin Lancaster
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Who cares where it comes from as long as it works in my browser.
Tons and tons of online games currently use Flash to run. You want to tell me all these companies are now going to have to back to the drawing board?
Yeah they will. For a while such websites will just tell their users to manually enable Flash, but Flash will become an even bigger security vulnerability once it's abandoned through disuse and will eventually be altogether blocked from having anything to do with up-to-date browsers.
Also, moving away from Flash is a far cry from going back to the drawing board.
Most browser type games depends on you having the latest Flash Player installed in order to run properly. How will they get past this?
Tons and tons of online games currently use Flash to run. You want to tell me all these companies are now going to have to back to the drawing board?
You should care. Flash is a huge security vulnerability, it negatively affects performance, it tends to run in the background even when not needed, it requires separate updating, it's not universally supported, it's an issue on mobile more often than not etc. There are only downsides and no upsides.
Sorry, you misunderstood me. I meant who cares if it changes for something else, as long as it works.
Youtube changed to HTML5 earlier this year and most users didn't even notice the change.
I though apple killed it in 2007 already