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1. Flash is not a standard. Flash is developed by a single company. There could not be any compatibility issues because of that. Web is moving to that direction

1. Flash is not a standard. Flash is developed by a single company. There could not be any compatibility issues because of that. Web is moving to that direction with Chromium engine being used everywhere, but it's not there yet. 2. Flash is relatively high-level API when it comes to graphics. Shaders are low level and while they should work everywhere, I guess, one could still run into compatibility issues between different video adapters.

systemvoltage 6y ago
Why are we talking about on Flash? That's the weakest part of the argument. The main point OP is pointing out is the inconsistency of WebGL. Even if he didn't make a point about Flash, the central message would be unaffected.
- pvorb 6y ago
  > Why are we talking about on Flash? That's the weakest part of the argument. I guess you found the reason.