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I hope this will be another push for content creators to abolish flash in the long term.

• Aardwolf 11y ago
  I hope this will not make more content creators choose that annoying unity3D plugin thing that doesn't support linux for games.
  • rockdoe 11y ago
    Didn't they ditch that in favor of full HTML5?
    • charriu 11y ago
      I think the plugin is still available as an export target - at least the website doesn't say anything different.
  • ars 11y ago
    > that doesn't support linux for games. There is support: http://pipelight.net/cms/installation.html http://pipelight.net/cms/installation.html For me on debian it was install and it worked without even restarting the browser.
    • Aardwolf 11y ago
      I tried it once, it also allowed the latest Flash, but then full screen got broken, and also Flash showing file dialogs got broken.
    • throwaway2048 11y ago
      this is not support, its basicly running the plugin inside wine, with all the attendant issues that invokes.
      • ars 11y ago
        I had no issues. It simply worked.
  • SXX 11y ago
    Good new for you. In September 2015 Google going to completely remove NPAPI support from Chrome. So Unity3D plugin will no longer work in Chrome and likely noone will use it for new projects. http://blog.chromium.org/2014/11/the-final-countdown-for-npapi.html http://blog.chromium.org/2014/11/the-final-countdown-for-npa...