Chipp...... I agree with you 1000%. New browser functionality has to come either in Java applets (yuk), Flash apps (less yukky and even some good things about the platform), streaming multimedia (QT/WMP/MP3/Real seem viable), or AJAX/DHTML.
I'm greatly intrigued by the idea of buliding a Revolution tool for creating Web apps. The Rev tool would spit out AJAX/DHTML code which could then be deployed on a server. I'm early in the process of studying the issues involved there but that could be a real win-win. But a Rev browser plug-in? Not likely. On 7/4/06, Chipp Walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The browser plugin wars are over. Macromedia won (with Flash), end of story....at least that's what any investor worth his salt will tell you.
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