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Didn't Adobe already say that they will no longer develop Flash for mobile devices – so isn't this kind of self-evident?
by ugh 15y ago
Didn't Adobe already say that they will no longer develop Flash for mobile devices – so isn't this kind of self-evident?
- ZeroGravitas 15y agotwo nitpicks: one, they're still supporting you developing mobile apps with Flash. two, they seemed to be hinting that their partners (i.e. Google in this case) would be allowed to take over development if they wished to. It seems Google don't want to (can't link directly to the relevant answer but search this page for Flash): http://code.google.com/intl/fr/chrome/mobile/docs/faq.html http://code.google.com/intl/fr/chrome/mobile/docs/faq.html
- ootachi 15y agoGoogle could have implemented it. Firefox Mobile Nightly (which is essentially a completely different browser from the currently-shipping Firefox Mobile), for example, implements the necessary support to run Flash on Ice Cream Sandwich and on Gingerbread and below. It's just a matter of exposing the plugin hooks.