> Thing is, Adobe is a corporation. They think business first, technology second. Market is there. Plugin availability is there. Tools are there. Developers are

> Thing is, Adobe is a corporation. They think business first, technology second. Market is there. Plugin availability is there. Tools are there. Developers are there. Wtf? The momentum is behind HTML5, and Adobe sees that. They can make the same amount of money selling HTML5 devtools as they can Flash tools, while not swimming against the current and not having to deal with building their own technology stack and maintaining it on multiple platforms. With IE apparently going to support WebGL, HTML5 has become a complete solution for things like games. Flash's advantages in the games space are much reduced, and Adobe rationally can't ignore that.