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Doesn't really matter that some desktop browser are still supporting it, with mobile traffic getting bigger every year, there isn't any use case for any typical
by jeromegv 11y ago
Doesn't really matter that some desktop browser are still supporting it, with mobile traffic getting bigger every year, there isn't any use case for any typical website to support it.
- koonsolo 11y agoFlash supports desktop websites using Flash Player, and mobile through Adobe AIR. You are right there is no use case to support mobile browsers, because you can deliver your Flash application/game straight as an app on mobile platforms.
- jeromegv 11y agoIf you're looking to ship an app, sure. What this article is about are actual websites that use Flash in videos (non-games). When 40% of your traffic on your actual website is from mobile, it doesn't matter if Flash is available as mobile apps, it still won't run on your site.