For a long time Adobe got away with its broken clients on non-Windows platforms because the majority of Windows users were happy with a decent implementation. A

For a long time Adobe got away with its broken clients on non-Windows platforms because the majority of Windows users were happy with a decent implementation. And the developers of websites followed the market. Now it backfires when suddenly lots of non-Windows platforms grow in popularity and Adobe has no immediate solutions to address the performance and stability issues. I guess when it realized this would be a big deal, it was already too late.