They are working on a version that would only work on **Chrome** (I
suspect it would work in Chromium).
This comes somewhat as a surprise to me that Google worked in close
collaboration with Adobe for this...
For me it's one more reason to use Mozilla-based browsers (Abrowser,
Icecat, ...)!
On 02/22/2012 01:39 PM, [email protected] wrote:
That's dangers of non-free software come true for you. If a company
develops a closed program, everything related to this program will be
dominated by them. That's a stupid, potentially spying plugin, so no
big loss there. But it shows that we are on the right side of the fence.
Flash is dying anyway, I've heard from people it is a bitch to use as
a developer and html 5 can embed videos more easily and most important
without the need for a plugin.
