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Could it be the end of the road for Adobe Flash?

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Adobe admits defeat and starts to embrace other web technologies. But what does it mean for you?

:link: Could it be the end of the road for Adobe Flash? Find out about the security risks and what to do - BT
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Thanks for sharing Lester, interesting :goodjob:
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I've had Flash disabled in my browsers for some time now, HTML5 works fine in Explorer and Edge and all websites I visit so far are compatible with it.


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Same here. I've had Flash blocked for years through my FireFox (Windows) and SeaMonkey (Linux).
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