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Without support for Flash I'm not sure this could realistically be considered a "browsing computer", especially for less-than-technophiles!

• ricksta 15y ago
  Maybe not right now, but maybe soon HTML5 will be more widely adopted to make flash much less important for everyday browsing.
• wzdd 15y ago
  The iPad doesn't support Flash and plenty of less-than-technophiles use it as an everything computer.
  • makmanalp 15y ago
    What does the "don't have flash" stub look like? Does the ipad recognize embedded flash and show a friendly explanation or is that left to the site?
    • dan1234 15y ago
      It's left to the site to detect the missing plugin.
    • jonbro 15y ago
      If the site doesn't have a helpful explanation, there is a blue lego piece with a question mark on it. I cant remember if there is anything else.
• ja27 15y ago
  I disable plugins in Chrome and only run Flash as-needed, mostly for video and occasionally for something like the Facebook photo uploader. Life without Flash is certainly possible today.