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In regards to upstream releasing an ARM version of Flash, I find that very unlikely, seeing as Adobe has ceased efforts to update Flash for Android 4.0+, likely
by mrlase 14y ago
In regards to upstream releasing an ARM version of Flash, I find that very unlikely, seeing as Adobe has ceased efforts to update Flash for Android 4.0+, likely indicating they are not planning on working on any other ARM based version.
- HorizonXP 14y agoYeah, I thought about this after and realize that you're probably right. However, the ChromeOS version of Chrome does include a version of Flash that seems to work. Moreover, BlackBerry 10's browser comes with its own version of Flash too. So it's out there, but likely not available for distribution outside of closed systems.
- mrlase 14y agoHmm, I think Google is managing a derivative of Adobe Flash in some form or another as the version in the latest unstable version of Chrome is around 11.5 which is not what the latest Adobe version is. Maybe there's a way to get the Flash plugin out of the ChromeOS system image? Not sure how what it'd be linked against, so that could pose a problem.
- HorizonXP 14y agoDefinitely a thought that others and myself have had.