Flash still needs to die or have its runtime open-sourced. I'm glad to see Apple taking a stand on this issue, even if it's for selfish reasons; someone needed

Flash still needs to die or have its runtime open-sourced. I'm glad to see Apple taking a stand on this issue, even if it's for selfish reasons; someone needed to push web developers to put Flash back in its place as a marginal web tech for edge cases, nice to have but not critical. I browse the web with the Flash plugin disabled in Firefox, and it's been great to not have all the excruciating Flash ads. I still run into the occasional Flash video I can't watch while browsing on my iPhone, but they've been getting rare lately. It's well-worth the inconvenience knowing that I'm helping to kill off dependence on Adobe Flash for good by using these iProducts. So great job Adobe, now get off my lawn!