flash
Hi, I keep getting a notice that flash will no longer be supported as of December. What will I have to do to get flash back?
Thankyou Pat |
Nothing you can do, I think. Adobe's reasoning and announcement (they planned this back in 2017) is here. Pretty straightforward.
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I would think keeping an older browser for flash stuff might work.....
Im on IE6 for example and flash/java thankfully work fine :) |
Flash effectively dies 5 years ago or more.. Web sites have moved on.. you'll find VERY few which default to using Flash. Most will use HTML5 videos...
what reason do you think you need it today? You most likely do NOT, unless your using something like a 2002 system with IE 6. In which case, you really need to upgrade. If you are referring to needing the application Flash for development... Your ONLY choice is to already own Flash CS6 (Because finding it for purchase will be difficult)... and then maintaining an operating system that will run CS6 applications. |
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Then there are other sites that are stored on the web archive, Wayback Machine, which have interesting material which require flash to use. There is one old site that I wrote many years ago which still gets visitors. Unfortunately I'm now retired, moving on in years and have forgotten how I programmed it, so it will be useless to the followers when flash goes. Newer isn't always better. |
No it certainly isnt........ Newer is bloated and not run as well,just crap... Doesnt let you do as much,etc........
No reason to take Flash away.. Alot of us play games and all...... Quote:
I think its all BS anyway.... If someone has an earlier version ON AN OLDER OS,how are they gonna stop it?? They arent.... Anyone have an email address for these losers? |
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