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I just feel your argument falls apart when Google have decided that everyone has to stop using flash except them. Certainly they are minimising Flash, but why d

I just feel your argument falls apart when Google have decided that everyone has to stop using flash except them. Certainly they are minimising Flash, but why don't they get rid of it 100%, before imposing it on the rest of us? I don't expect Google to treat me specially, but I don't like Chrome having a special "If website is one of 10 special sites, get to use super-useful bonus browser feature without prompting". But I feel we are going around in circles.

ygjb-dupe 10y ago
You don't have to like it, but you do have to accept it, or accept that your users will have an inferior user experience, ultimately degrading to no user experience when flash is finally switched off. It sounds harsh, but it's a reality. The history of IT is littered with the corpses (and zombies) of dead tech, and Flash is fast on it's way there.