I hope this means that Adobe, too, have accepted the fact that the world would be a better place if we replaced Flash with something more scalable, instead of s

I hope this means that Adobe, too, have accepted the fact that the world would be a better place if we replaced Flash with something more scalable, instead of sticking to the hodge-podge mess of a closed, backwards compatible proprietary runtime draining my battery at the rate of a stormwater pipework that is the current Flash plugin. Adobe still has lots of genuine value to leech from their design tools, even if they eventually targetted HTML5 and other new technologies. I hope they won't kill this development in its infancy.