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> It's not a large body of code, after all. The Flash runtime is big, the API surface is huge and Adobe doesn't feel like it pours a lot of resources into main

by aikah 10y ago

> It's not a large body of code, after all. The Flash runtime is big, the API surface is huge and Adobe doesn't feel like it pours a lot of resources into maintenance today. The tech was nice but it should be banned from browsers today.

hood_syntax 10y ago
I'd certainly appreciate that. At least Twitch has an HTML5 player now, that cuts out a major use case for me.
- digi_owl 10y ago
  I just wish i could tell those overly clever "adaptive" video quality systems (HLS, MPEG-DASH) to get out of my freaking way and give me a video file at a given bit-rate.
  - smaddox 10y ago
    That might cause problems for a live stream...