Flash not supported.

[JHBThree]

Apple was a big player to jump ship, I'm not disagreeing that flash was on its way out and was a security nightmare, I'm just saying Apple started the push that let the domino fall.

Apple never jumped ship. They were never on it to begin with.

 

[Ry]

Apple was a big player to jump ship, I'm not disagreeing that flash was on its way out and was a security nightmare, I'm just saying Apple started the push that let the domino fall.

I don't see how Apple could have "jumped shipped" when they never support mobile Flash on iOS. You can't jump if you never were on the ship.

I don't think you can even go the marketshare route with your argument - since there are more Android devices being used than iOS devices.

This sounds like another "blame Apple for the sake of blaming Apple" opinion.

 

[Sooks]

If Apple accepted flash it would of stayed around. HTML5 is leaps and bounds above flash not disagreeing with that. And there is a difference between total devices out and actual quality devices out. I'll take a quarter over 25 pennies any day.

 

[JHBThree]

If Apple accepted flash it would of stayed around. HTML5 is leaps and bounds above flash not disagreeing with that. And there is a difference between total devices out and actual quality devices out. I'll take a quarter over 25 pennies any day.

Doubtful. Adobe made it clear they were killing flash because if was a horrible technology, not because too few devices supported it.

 

[Ry]

If Apple accepted flash it would of stayed around. HTML5 is leaps and bounds above flash not disagreeing with that. And there is a difference between total devices out and actual quality devices out. I'll take a quarter over 25 pennies any day.

Flash is dead mainly due to Apple and Apple alone. Sad but true. Amazing how one company can be such a massive influence on another.

Apple was a big player to jump ship, I'm not disagreeing that flash was on its way out and was a security nightmare, I'm just saying Apple started the push that let the domino fall.

So it's Apple's fault for not supporting a technology that was "on it's way out" and "a security nightmate"... Cool.