RIP Mobile Flash

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    Meh...stop blaming Jobs and look at Adobe. It's really an amazing 180 turn considering how aggressively they were pushing mobile Flash just half a year ago.

    I remember when iPad came out and Adobe was actively spreading reasons you should not use HTML5, including this completely made up idea that HTML5 would not be ready for another decade, which a bunch of people repeated on here.

    Now, HTML5 is "universally supported on major mobile devices" and "the best solution for creating and deploying content." LOL. How can you really take anything Adobe says seriously on the technology front from now on?

    I just hope this means they will be creating better software for HTML5, because that is what has been lacking so far.

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