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When viewed on an iPad: " Apple loves to repeat history and made some supercool amazing examples that show you how the web was like 8 years ago with any browse
by vaporstun 16y ago
When viewed on an iPad:
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Apple loves to repeat history and made some supercool amazing examples that show you how the web was like 8 years ago with any browser equipped with Macromedia Flash 6. To recreate the full retro experience, Apple also developed the iPad, a tablet-device with a processor that could have blown your socks off 12 years ago. It's equipped with a browser that depends on HTML5. Due to the slow processor rich internet content will not play very smooth. However, comparable tablet-devices running Android 2.2 and the flash player 10.1 are able to show all the following Flash examples (marked TODAY) on this page. Just like the other 97% of all online users are used to. Too see the examples you need a normal computer with a normal browser. That's all."
- masklinn 16y agoWhen viewed on Camino: Nothing, I get a great big gray page with the Doom Button (the one to read flash) on it. Oh yeah, and if I click on it, I can't copy the titles to my clipboard, my middle button breaks, I don't know where any link leads me and I don't get access to text services anymore. The bottom-right bunch of texts might as well be an image, nothing works on it and the links are completely fucked (instead of linking the text, you have to click the tiny little arrows on the right, how's that for discoverability?). Wheee.
- chronomex 16y agoI'm using a normal computer with a normal browser. I have Opera and no Flash plugin. Most of the rest of the Web doesn't treat me like a second-class citizen.
- flat_20 16y agoI didn't get the link URL in the status bar when I hovered the links in Flash.