How do I get flash player on iPad.

Let's get back to the point of the thread, unless you're not done trolling.

Question: How can I get Flash on iPad?

Answer: You can't have Flash on the IPad because Steve Jobs won't let you.

tonefox wrote:

Not responding to anybody in particular...

Is anybody else here bored out of their skull with the ridiculous burblings from the best collection of trolls ever assembled on one thread? 👿

Oh, god! Yes!!!!!!!!

And because Adobe have never managed to get a version that works on iOS, and they have stopped trying. Their CEO said in Jan 2009 “The ball is in our court. The onus is on us to deliver.” (which they didn't) and in August last year "we've moved on"

kentendo wrote:

Let's get back to the point of the thread, unless you're not done trolling.

Question: How can I get Flash on iPad?

The correct, neutral, answer is. You cannot as there is no version of Flash for iOS. However, there are some apps available in the App Store that will allow you to access some Flash content.

Any answer other than that is purely for the puposes of futhering ones own agenda, not helping the poor person who originally posted the question.

OH MY GOD!!! I WILL SETTLE THIS SO I DON'T HAVE TO GET ANYMORE FLIPPING EMAILS BECAUSE EVERYONE OF YOU HAS TO SAY THE SAME DARN THING!!!

YOU CAN NOT GET FLASH ON ANY IOS DEVICE.

There is a version of the Flash player for iOS, however it has been deemed unacceptable by Steve Jobs and banned. To find out why read the same link everyone posts about it.....

http://www.apple.com/hotnews/thoughts-on-flash/

Question: How can I get Flash on iPad?

Answer: You can't have Flash on the IPad because Steve Jobs won't let you.

I know I already said that, but it's hilarious that the truth can be argued with so there it goes again.

Matrix X2...try turning off notifications, if you can't do that, try starting another thread about how you can't and maybe someone will help you.

Who developed this 'Flash for IOS' ?

kentendo wrote:

Let's get back to the point of the thread, unless you're not done trolling.

Question: How can I get Flash on iPad?

Answer: You can't have Flash on the IPad because Steve Jobs won't let you.

And there's nothing you or anyone else can do about it. No amount of whining, crying, demanding, threatening, arguing, rationalizing, will change anything. Oh, and constant posting to keep the thread at the top won't help either. Why can't this subject just be abandoned? It's an exercise in futility.

Csound1 wrote:

Who developed this 'Flash for IOS' ?

No one. It don't exist.

Kathryne_B [nom de plume] wrote:

Csound1 wrote:

Who developed this 'Flash for IOS' ?

No one. It don't exist.

Yes Ms Plume, I know that, just wanted to see whether kentendo was capable of supporting any of his ridiculous pronouncements, but thanks for confirming.

Csound1 wrote:

Kathryne_B [nom de plume] wrote:

Csound1 wrote:

Who developed this 'Flash for IOS' ?

No one. It don't exist.

Yes Ms Plume, I know that, just wanted to see whether kentendo was capable of supporting any of his ridiculous pronouncements, but thanks for confirming.

You're welcome Csound1. The name is Kathryne. Thank you.

Hi Kathryne 🙂

Csound1 wrote:

Hi Kathryne 🙂

Howdy neighbor (Csound1)! Thank you.

"So when Apple changes something, or removes something it is for THE BEST, and Apple fans must go along with it at all costs, or they no longer have THE BEST."

Really, then I've never heard of an Apple fan because I've never heard of anyone who likes MobileMe, Ping, the iPod Shuffle, Snow Leopard, the MacBook Air, AND Windows in Bootcamp. That includes Steve Jobs himself (if you heard about what happened to the MobileMe makers).

Secondly, Flash has never been on iOS. I don't know what change you are talking about. You probably only noticed once Droid makers started advertising that they have Flash.

Meg St._Clair wrote:

kentendo wrote:

Let's get back to the point of the thread, unless you're not done trolling.

Question: How can I get Flash on iPad?

The correct, neutral, answer is. You cannot as there is no version of Flash for iOS. However, there are some apps available in the App Store that will allow you to access some Flash content.

Any answer other than that is purely for the puposes of futhering ones own agenda, not helping the poor person who originally posted the question.

Are any of these apps to take the place of Flash for iOS, free? Or is it just another way for Apple to rake up some more money?