Okay then, Google and the 3 browser players on Android advertise flash support because it's a point of difference. As to whether anyone wants it, well, what th

Okay then, Google and the 3 browser players on Android advertise flash support because it's a point of difference. As to whether anyone wants it, well, what they really want is to be able to browse all their favourite websites. Fair enough, but forcing the web to stop treating a proprietary add-on as mandatory is a legitimate (if imperfect) way of solving that problem. Flash sites designed for a large monitor are a pain to use on a mobile device, and it's not because of resolution, it's because they're often combined with smallest-possible typeface sizes and a layout that frustrates if you have to zoom in. Believe me, I've used enough restaurant flash-sites that are all but impossible to navigate on my Android.