> Apple denied Abobe access to APIs This is such nonsense. Flash was available on Android, has no company hobbling its development, and still ran like cold mo

> Apple denied Abobe access to APIs This is such nonsense. Flash was available on Android, has no company hobbling its development, and still ran like cold molasses. It was canned by Adobe years before Flash was discontinued. Your arguments remind me of the same Adobe fanboyism with which Thoughts on Flash was met at the time it was published — a decade has passed, evidence has disproven everything you’ve said, and you haven’t caught up because facts mustn’t get in the way of decrying the Apple bogeyman. It turned Windows machines into jet planes, practically sterilised MacBook users who mistakenly ran Flash applets with their machines on their laps, and ran so poorly on Linux that running the Windows version in WINE worked much more; the Android version was over before it started, but no, “Apple blocked muh APIs”. Give it up: Flash died the death it rightfully deserved. It has its time. That time passed.