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No more support for Flash and other plugins So sad to hear this. That was my main motivation for using PhantomJS. Fortunately 1.4 still supports it.
by DanielRibeiro 15y ago
No more support for Flash and other plugins
So sad to hear this. That was my main motivation for using PhantomJS. Fortunately 1.4 still supports it.
- alexchamberlain 15y agoWhat do you use it for?
- look_lookatme 15y agoI use to get a daily overview of ads on a bunch of publisher's sites, fortunately the older version with flash support will continue to work just fine for this case.
- smilliken 15y agoWe're doing this at scale at MixRank-- it'd be interesting to chat. Mind shooting me an email? (scott at mixrank.com)
- veidr 15y agoWhile it does kinda suck if your usecase needs Flash, I think the reasoning was solid. Being able to truly run headless in a barebones command line environment is more important than supporting Flash, in its waning years. Then, of course, there's also this: Issues are reported but nobody volunteers to analyze or fix them