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How it's even relevant? Just because some people enjoyed flash in the past doesn't changes the fact that now it is a menace and everyone would be much better wi
by sobkas 11y ago
How it's even relevant? Just because some people enjoyed flash in the past doesn't changes the fact that now it is a menace and everyone would be much better without it.
So pack you misguided nostalgia and put it next to your Sonic the Hedgehog figurines(they are dolls and you know it).
- nightski 11y agoThere are quite a few times I have legitimately used flash where it has improved my web browsing experience. HTML5 canvas? Not so much. Maybe some day. But it hasn't had very much impact so far. It really is disappointing plugins are being removed from Chrome. I am seriously considering moving to a new browser. Those who didn't like it could just disable it.
- hacker_9 11y ago'menace' is a bit too strong of a word. Alternatives for development are a good thing, just look at the native world and the constant innovation that goes on there (go, rust etc). This idea that everything on the web should be shoehorned into html + javascript is hugely flawed because the ideas behind those technologies are so antiquated. The web model is completely broken but everyone just keeps on ignoring the root problem and just patch over it with 'innovative' frameworks like angular or react...