Comments on: The Flash Player’s Uncertain Future http://www.neurofuzzy.net/2010/01/25/the-flash-players-uncertain-future/ Geoff Gaudreault's Flash weblog and source files archive. Fri, 03 Sep 2010 11:49:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: neutra http://www.neurofuzzy.net/2010/01/25/the-flash-players-uncertain-future/comment-page-1/#comment-3111 neutra Sun, 08 Aug 2010 16:01:10 +0000 http://www.neurofuzzy.net/?p=182#comment-3111 Apple just thinks about the Flash's security. Because it's so popular (for a reason), it also gets attention from malware creators. In some technology magazine, Adobe said that Flash is in 98% of all computers in the world, being the most used Internet browser add-on. Apple just thinks about the Flash’s security. Because it’s so popular (for a reason), it also gets attention from malware creators. In some technology magazine, Adobe said that Flash is in 98% of all computers in the world, being the most used Internet browser add-on.

]]> By: pool covers http://www.neurofuzzy.net/2010/01/25/the-flash-players-uncertain-future/comment-page-1/#comment-3104 pool covers Thu, 29 Jul 2010 10:47:11 +0000 http://www.neurofuzzy.net/?p=182#comment-3104 That's a good part of it. You should see more where nicer things can be overlooked. But I doubt you would since you have a good eye. That's a good part of it. You should see more where nicer things can be overlooked. But I doubt you would since you have a good eye.

]]> By: Rick http://www.neurofuzzy.net/2010/01/25/the-flash-players-uncertain-future/comment-page-1/#comment-2978 Rick Sun, 16 May 2010 21:19:51 +0000 http://www.neurofuzzy.net/?p=182#comment-2978 A lot of people will continue developing Flash content. Flash games are very popular, and the fact that they get sponsored and can get ads installed to generate income keeps drawing in new developers. Also, people cannot see the source code without a decompiler, and such games are easy to distribute. HTML5, on the other hand, does not hide the source code, and distributing said games around is not an easy task as of yet. Lots of developers will continue using flash for the said reasons. And ActionScript 3 has worked hard to overcome lots of known Flash issues and Adobe will probably keep making more progress. A lot of people will continue developing Flash content. Flash games are very popular, and the fact that they get sponsored and can get ads installed to generate income keeps drawing in new developers. Also, people cannot see the source code without a decompiler, and such games are easy to distribute.

HTML5, on the other hand, does not hide the source code, and distributing said games around is not an easy task as of yet. Lots of developers will continue using flash for the said reasons. And ActionScript 3 has worked hard to overcome lots of known Flash issues and Adobe will probably keep making more progress.

]]> By: Joshua http://www.neurofuzzy.net/2010/01/25/the-flash-players-uncertain-future/comment-page-1/#comment-2962 Joshua Tue, 11 May 2010 03:00:55 +0000 http://www.neurofuzzy.net/?p=182#comment-2962 When Flash crashes, it takes everything down with it. That is the major flaw in Flash. If Adobe can prevent the "take everything down with it" then that'll be nice. Flash developers who don't follow good programming procedures are to be blamed as well. When Flash crashes, it takes everything down with it. That is the major flaw in Flash. If Adobe can prevent the "take everything down with it" then that'll be nice. Flash developers who don't follow good programming procedures are to be blamed as well.

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]]> By: New Flash Games http://www.neurofuzzy.net/2010/01/25/the-flash-players-uncertain-future/comment-page-1/#comment-2945 New Flash Games Mon, 19 Apr 2010 06:32:13 +0000 http://www.neurofuzzy.net/?p=182#comment-2945 Flash is here to stay. Adobe's products are to good, and this was a bad move by Apple, and not only because of the <a href="http://gamesloop" target="_blank">flash games</a> As for java, that's something that will go away real soon. It's almost dead already, like coma dead. Flash is here to stay. Adobe's products are to good, and this was a bad move by Apple, and not only because of the flash games
As for java, that's something that will go away real soon. It's almost dead already, like coma dead.

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]]> By: Richard 23 http://www.neurofuzzy.net/2010/01/25/the-flash-players-uncertain-future/comment-page-1/#comment-2897 Richard 23 Sat, 13 Feb 2010 10:22:22 +0000 http://www.neurofuzzy.net/?p=182#comment-2897 You said: "There are a LOT of talented people making incredible content for the web in Flash." Yeah, sure. Where? I have yet to see a Flash based website that wasn't tiresome in about 10 seconds. And since it's unwelcome inception Flash has been the goto plugin for serving up the most asinine and intrusive advertising. The best ones though are the ones that crank out audio at full volume and it's not at all clear where it's coming from. Yes, it really enriches my experience and puts me in the mood to spend money... on ammunition. Actually if I'm using Google Chrome, I go right to its task manager so I can strangle Flash Player in the crib. I actually managed to write a very useful web application for my employer that plots radio and television stations (location and signal strength) found in the FCC database using ActionScript, therefore it runs in Flash Player. It was not fun to write though. Not a big fan of the scripting language. So it has a potential for good, but it's mostly used to deliver unwanted junk while being impossible to ignore -- the animated gif on PCP. I could totally live in a world where Flash Player did not exist. And I wouldn't miss a thing. I can't believe people still tolerate that thing. On some computers I use, I routinely turn down the opportunity to install Flash at all. Others would be wise to do the same. Every time I have visited a marketing related website, usually to find out who and why the latest annoyance is so damn prevalent it becomes so very clear what a disservice Edward L. Bernays did to us all by legitimizing sociopathy. Nearly 100 years of the public relations industry have certainly done little to improve the human condition. IMHO. You said: “There are a LOT of talented people making incredible content for the web in Flash.”

Yeah, sure. Where? I have yet to see a Flash based website that wasn’t tiresome in about 10 seconds. And since it’s unwelcome inception Flash has been the goto plugin for serving up the most asinine and intrusive advertising. The best ones though are the ones that crank out audio at full volume and it’s not at all clear where it’s coming from. Yes, it really enriches my experience and puts me in the mood to spend money… on ammunition.

Actually if I’m using Google Chrome, I go right to its task manager so I can strangle Flash Player in the crib.

I actually managed to write a very useful web application for my employer that plots radio and television stations (location and signal strength) found in the FCC database using ActionScript, therefore it runs in Flash Player. It was not fun to write though. Not a big fan of the scripting language. So it has a potential for good, but it’s mostly used to deliver unwanted junk while being impossible to ignore — the animated gif on PCP.

I could totally live in a world where Flash Player did not exist. And I wouldn’t miss a thing. I can’t believe people still tolerate that thing. On some computers I use, I routinely turn down the opportunity to install Flash at all. Others would be wise to do the same.

Every time I have visited a marketing related website, usually to find out who and why the latest annoyance is so damn prevalent it becomes so very clear what a disservice Edward L. Bernays did to us all by legitimizing sociopathy. Nearly 100 years of the public relations industry have certainly done little to improve the human condition. IMHO.

]]> By: virtual piano http://www.neurofuzzy.net/2010/01/25/the-flash-players-uncertain-future/comment-page-1/#comment-2877 virtual piano Wed, 03 Feb 2010 08:25:32 +0000 http://www.neurofuzzy.net/?p=182#comment-2877 It isn't the plugin that is so awful, it is how people use it. And so far, all the HTML5 examples have been less visually thrilling than Flash. So there is still a place for that plugin and the fight will continue to get it on the iPhone to be sure. It isn't the plugin that is so awful, it is how people use it. And so far, all the HTML5 examples have been less visually thrilling than Flash. So there is still a place for that plugin and the fight will continue to get it on the iPhone to be sure.

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