After Adobe discontinued the player and strongly recommended that all users remove the player from their computers, any website with Flash will make the user go to Adobe’s website with a message about the feature being at the end of its life.
“Last week, Adobe announced it would dig a deep hole for its Flash Player, drop in the plug-in, and cover it with dirt by the end of 2020. So will end a technology that, in many ways, made the Web — even as users, security experts and browser makers took turns whacking it like a […]
Early Tuesday, Adobe announced that it’s planning to put its well-known Flash plug-in in what is called at End Of Life sometime in the year 2020. The company is encouraging developers to begin and migrate away from the plug in, in favor for other, more updated technologies such as HTML5, WebGL, and others: But as […]
Source: MacNN.com Pandora on Tuesday unveiled a redesign of its website built around escaping the limitations of Flash. The new page is built entirely on HTML5 and takes advantage of dropping Adobe’s plugin to improve its speed and interface. Stations now load in about a third of the time, and there’s now a persistent music playback bar […]
