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I never switched to chrome since it seemed sub-par all that time (reduced set of controls, dumbed down all the way) but flash-related crashes are Adobe's proble

I never switched to chrome since it seemed sub-par all that time (reduced set of controls, dumbed down all the way) but flash-related crashes are Adobe's problem actually (I also have them on FF sometimes). When will this proprietary crap die off already?

rockdoe 12y ago
There's an article about Shumway on the front page :)
mtrimpe 12y ago
Chrome doesn't run Adobe Flash; it runs its own version called PepperFlash by default. I know because I witnessed them breaking one Flash video-recording feature after the other trying to reimplement the damn thing...
- jaredsohn 12y ago
  >Chrome doesn't run Adobe Flash Yeah, it does. Pepper Flash is just Flash repackaged to use Chrome's new plug-in architecture; it is still written by Adobe. (Although perhaps Chrome does deserve the blame for some crashes related to how it integrates with the browser.)
  - bzbarsky 12y ago
    Pepper Flash is maintained by Google themselves, not by Adobe, as far as I can tell.
    - jaredsohn 12y ago
      Looks like you are right; googling it definitely suggests that. Thanks for the correction.
layman 12y ago
You do realize that Chrome is different from Chromium, the open source browser, right?
- gear54rus 12y ago
  I guess yes. What difference does it make in the context?