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The technical problems are trivially overcome by requiring the user to press a button to activate Flash and/or providing an option, so that's pretty much moot.
by halo 17y ago
The technical problems are trivially overcome by requiring the user to press a button to activate Flash and/or providing an option, so that's pretty much moot.
- evgen 17y agoPressing a button does not change the abysmal performance of Flash on a Mac, why would one expect it to change this problem on a iPhone? The positions being taken by Mozilla and Apple in these cases are similar, but Apple's technical justification has merit while Mozilla's political stance has no technical merit to hide behind.
- middayc 17y agoI have flash lite on my shitty noname nokia I bought for 20 eur, I can play youtube videos on webpages, and it even played some flash games I made with HaXe. I am certain iPhone has much better cpu than this ordinary phone, so I don't see technical merits in apple's decision but exclusiveness and closing itself in walled garden. same for java btw..