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I assume they're giving everyone 2.5yrs advanced notice to port anything considered important to something else.

• gpawl 9y ago
  Meanwhile, DOS programs from 1986 still run in DOSBox.
  • itomato 9y ago
    Given enough demand, the same will be true for Flash thirty years hence.
• azinman2 9y ago
  Important to what? Individuals? Digital historians? Those concerned with abandonware? Companies that want people to pay for new porting work? The majority of content that is still in flash and active use probably won’t get ported... the iPhone 10 years ago set that trend.
  • richardwhiuk 9y ago
    The flash player won't stop working when Adobe declare it EOL....