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YT runs on html5 as well, and nobody died, either. But Flash is on the way to the grave, apparently. Also, if you haven't noticed, there is no Flash support on
by Piskvorrr 14y ago
YT runs on html5 as well, and nobody died, either. But Flash is on the way to the grave, apparently. Also, if you haven't noticed, there is no Flash support on iOS, support for Android is close to none, and the Windows and Linux versions are extremely resource-hungry. In this sense, anything built on Flash is a very bad replacement for anything.
Moreover, I'd say that the standard to measure against is "how is this a significant improvement over the existing state," not "at least it's not lethal."