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> And the big issue is, it's not OUR closed system! I don't understand this. What's Apple's closed analog to Flash?
by CharlesW 3y ago
> And the big issue is, it's not OUR closed system!
I don't understand this. What's Apple's closed analog to Flash?
- MissingAFew 3y agoFlash was a creative tool locked behind a paywall, like most creative apps. Apple products are entire ecosystems locked behind a pay wall, where publishing to that ecosystem is highly regulated and heavy with fees. You're right, they aren't similar. If Adobe had its own ecosystem that forced developers to pay money per published flash app, per flash sale, then it would be a little more similar.