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Roll-out plan for HTML5 by Default 2016-12-13 12:17:34 Post No. 57971485
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>Starting in January users will be prompted to run Flash on a site-by-site basis for sites that they have never visited before. We want to avoid over-prompting users, so over time we’ll tighten this restriction using Site Engagement Index, a heuristic for how much a user interacts with a site based on their browsing activity. In October all sites will require user permission to run Flash.
https://blog.chromium.org/2016/12/roll-out-plan-for-html5-by-default.html
What's holding back the great push for flash? Games? Streaming services? >>>/f/?
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Sorry, the great push OUT of flash*
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It's /f/, they're behind it all.
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>>57971485
Adobe will one of these days release the source code to the adobe flash player.
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>>57971632
I don't think even that will save it.
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I'm guessing Flash games since there's literally no other use for Flash Player.
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Flash is shit and deserves no sympathy, I wish they'd phase it out faster.
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How will 20 years of flash games be saved if flash dies?
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There just needs to be an free alternative to flash, or everyone just starts using HTML5 for games
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>>57971762
is software able to die?
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The reason Flash is taking so long to phase out is that there is no "HTML5"
It's simply a series of APIs from Microsoft, Google and Adobe that are changed whenever they feel like it.
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normies don't know how to do anything without flash
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