I'll preface my comment by saying that my earliest experiences with programming came from using Actionscript in Macromedia Flash. I loved how artistic the inter

I'll preface my comment by saying that my earliest experiences with programming came from using Actionscript in Macromedia Flash. I loved how artistic the internet was in this 'full multimedia' era, and I have very fond memories of both the internet, and cutting my teeth in web design, and programming. I see no reason why Adobe would want to. I don't think this is how websites are designed these days, or what consumers expect. I don't think people want to navigate these kinds of sites anymore. The internet is not designed to be an 'experience' these days, it's designed to facilitate consumer needs quickly with minimum friction. Which is pretty much the opposite of what the high-multimedia websites built in Flash were designed to do. Users want fast load times, and instant response, not interesting animation.