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I think the biggest issue for adoption is overlooked -- advertisers and monetization. Flash has been around for so long that the infrastructure has been built a

by draz 15y ago

I think the biggest issue for adoption is overlooked -- advertisers and monetization. Flash has been around for so long that the infrastructure has been built around it, and it's quite stable. As more companies learn how to harness HTML 5 for advertising purposes (with metrics, etc), we'll see more and more of it.

eli 15y ago
Display advertising on the web has surely been around for longer than Flash? Perhaps the style and metrics used in mobile ads needs some work, but I don't think HTML5 changes anything in any meaningful way.
- draz 15y ago
  "Display advertising on the web has surely been around for longer than Flash?" True, but pretty much only as static displays. I do agree, though, HTML5 isn't a game changer, just another means to deliver moving content (only open, and not proprietary to one company)
  - eli 15y ago
    Ah, I misunderstood. So you're talking about something like <canvas> animations or even <video> ads? I could see how that could be a big deal for iPad users. But it doesn't seem like it changes the fundamentals of web advertising.