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Maybe it's worth someone else keeping access to the existing content alive, but that doesn't mean it has to live inside Firefox and use up time and money that c
by WhitneyLand 10y ago
Maybe it's worth someone else keeping access to the existing content alive, but that doesn't mean it has to live inside Firefox and use up time and money that could be better invested in forward looking tech.
Separate projects/apps should instead be maintained by whomever thinks it's worth the investment.
If no one else steps up to maintain such a niche Flash project, then we know maybe the content wasn't worth saving.
- jbpetersen 10y agoPersonally I'd like to see money and/or talent tossed at The Internet Archive for things like this. Flash support runs contrary to maintaining a modern browser, while it's entirely aligned with the mission to preserve parts of the internet as reference material.