Adobe Will Stop Supporting Flash Player In The Year 2020
It's an end of an era in the year 2020. This means that Adobe will no longer provide security updates and patches to Adobe Flash Player. Adobe Flash Player first started it's life in 1996 as then-named Macromedia Flash Player created by then now defunct company Macromedia Inc. Adobe then acquired the rights to Macromedia Flash Player in 2005 and it's former company which made Macromedia Inc. go defunct, and Macromedia Flash Player was renamed to Adobe Flash Player. Websites still use Adobe Flash Player today, like online gaming portal websites. VidLii no longer puts Adobe Flash Player by default anymore like it used to. YouTube forced HTML5 to everyone since 2015 and stop supporting Adobe Flash Player, and those are some of my examples... Adobe Flash Player has been around for a long time since 1996, and it really did change the Internet by bringing more content into it. Hopefully HTML5 can do the same thing during it's own lifetime... Thanks for watching and enjoy the video! :)
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oh no let's make petitions against adobe so we can maintain the flash player. screw steve's opinion about it, there are many sites still using flash
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I can't wait for Neopets to become unusable
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flush player
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lol i totally care i will still use it if i want to
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Well,
HTML, CSS and JavaScript are now faster and more secure than flash, it will still impact websites such as Newgrounds and Kongregate.
Flash will be missed.
HTML, CSS and JavaScript are now faster and more secure than flash, it will still impact websites such as Newgrounds and Kongregate.
Flash will be missed.
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Flash needs to be kept for historical and cheap reasons.
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fucking pieces of shit
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That's Sad to See That
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don't do that adobe. I'm not sure what my computer will do D:
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I'm currently making a medium blog about it
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rip windows 7 and adobe flash.
my windows xp laptop might be crying in 2020 so will i.
my windows xp laptop might be crying in 2020 so will i.
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I still have Flash Player installed, but I have my browsers set to disable it by default. rn VidLii is the only exception on the list. The player here is awesome because it was ported directly from the old YouTube. I will be more than happy to switch back to HTML5 once the player is redesigned though.
Flash is good to have just in case certain content calls for it, but its becoming increasing scarce. I know some people that don't have it installed at all. I'll probably keep it after 2020, and just keep it from auto-running. I'm happy to see HTML5 has finally become the standard though.
Flash is good to have just in case certain content calls for it, but its becoming increasing scarce. I know some people that don't have it installed at all. I'll probably keep it after 2020, and just keep it from auto-running. I'm happy to see HTML5 has finally become the standard though.
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I remember Shockwave flash for animated greeting cards and playing games on Pogo in the late nineties. *Sigh* That was the end of an era and now comes another one.
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Well, unless I change my mind or forget about this
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well, until the viruses stop going around due to security issues in 2020, ill continue using it still. So many games use it, and old computers have to use it for videos & stuff.
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