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Adobe to Start Blocking Flash Content from Playing from January 12, 2021
Adobe has announced that it would start preventing Flash content from running from January 12, 2021. The company has also released the final scheduled update for its Flash Player, which will reach the end of support on December 31.
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Microsoft Edge Will Soon Block Flash Content by Default
Microsoft says that the next release of its Edge browser will block Flash and will default to HTML5.
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Chrome 54 for Linux, Mac, Windows Brings HTML5 YouTube Video Embeds and More
Chrome browser's version 54 has moved to a stable channel on desktop and the update for Android is expected to follow soon.
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Google Chrome to Start Blocking Flash; Switch to HTML5 as Default
The tech giant wants to promote HTML5 as it provides faster load times and consumes less power, as compared to Adobe Flash Player.
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Apple to Block Adobe Flash by Default in Safari 10 on macOS Sierra
The Cupertino giant joins Google and Mozilla in their efforts to kill legacy browser plugins.
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Google Details Plans to Start Blocking Flash in Chrome This Year
The search giant plans to reduce use of Flash Player on Chrome in a bid to push websites to use HTML5.
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Google's Chrome Super Sync Sports turns your mobile device into a gaming controller for your desktop
The technology for the game is based on a combination of HTML5, CSS3, WebSockets and Google App Engine allowing players to enjoy the game without additional plugins.
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Adobe to Start Blocking Flash Content from Playing from January 12, 2021
Adobe has announced that it would start preventing Flash content from running from January 12, 2021. The company has also released the final scheduled update for its Flash Player, which will reach the end of support on December 31.
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Microsoft Edge Will Soon Block Flash Content by Default
Microsoft says that the next release of its Edge browser will block Flash and will default to HTML5.
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Chrome 54 for Linux, Mac, Windows Brings HTML5 YouTube Video Embeds and More
Chrome browser's version 54 has moved to a stable channel on desktop and the update for Android is expected to follow soon.
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Google Chrome to Start Blocking Flash; Switch to HTML5 as Default
The tech giant wants to promote HTML5 as it provides faster load times and consumes less power, as compared to Adobe Flash Player.
-
Apple to Block Adobe Flash by Default in Safari 10 on macOS Sierra
The Cupertino giant joins Google and Mozilla in their efforts to kill legacy browser plugins.
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Google Details Plans to Start Blocking Flash in Chrome This Year
The search giant plans to reduce use of Flash Player on Chrome in a bid to push websites to use HTML5.
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Google's Chrome Super Sync Sports turns your mobile device into a gaming controller for your desktop
The technology for the game is based on a combination of HTML5, CSS3, WebSockets and Google App Engine allowing players to enjoy the game without additional plugins.
