Flash Wars: Adobe Fights for AIR with the Open Screen Project [Part 3 of 3]

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  • Reply 61 of 63
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    Originally Posted by eldernorm View Post


    What this article presents is the current state of affairs vs FLASH...



    Uh, no it doesn't. This article is from 2008.
  • Reply 62 of 63
    jmmxjmmx Posts: 341member
    Personally, I love flash.



    With all the web page ads delivered in Flash, when I turn on "right-click flash" none of them come up! My web browsing is much quicker, I get to ignore 90% of the ads without even trying. If there is something I really want to see, I can click on it - otherwise it is just an empty box.



    Sooner or later everyone will move to HTML5 and it will be more difficult to block the crap. Until then - I love Flash ads!
  • Reply 63 of 63
    maximaramaximara Posts: 409member
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    Originally Posted by funkydata View Post


    Thing is, the so called web standards cannot to this day garantee that a web application will work on all browsers in the same fashion and with the same looks. I am getting tired of having to debug an application using standards that works in one browser and not the next.



    The only real standard of the web is Flash. 99% penetration is a standard whether one likes it or not. period.



    Even Flash is not that much of a standard by the criteria you put forth. I have seen Flash animations behave differently based on OS, browser, plugin/player and platform.



    Don't blame buggy or sloppy implementation of the standards for the problems.
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