How do I get flash player on iPad.
How do I get flash player on iPad?
iPad
Apple does not want Flash for iOS.
Adobe did not/does not make Flash for iOS.
Adobe has abandonded development of Flash for all mobile devices.
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arpace wrote:
Adobe could have a working copy ready to roll in a couple of months; yet, Apple won't allow it.
You've been asked to "produce a dated published statement to that effect." Please do or stop whining.
arpace wrote:
Oh that's funny, you are referencing a piece written by individuals that are obviously bias.
Twisted truth.
Yeah, these people are obviously biased...
http://blogs.adobe.com/conversations/2011/11/flash-focus.html
We will no longer continue to develop Flash Player in the browser to work with new mobile device configurations (chipset, browser, OS version, etc.) following the upcoming release of Flash Player 11.1 for Android and BlackBerry PlayBook.
Yeah yeah I get it about Air and all that. Air is not the Flash player. It can't do the same things.
Philly_Phan wrote:
I have a habit of accepting reality.
Now, that's just plain weird!
arpace wrote:
What about the fact that Apple still continues to block any activex plugin that would allow you to play music, video, and games in the browser? Again, this isn't just isolated to the Flash player.
The way iOS is designed (sandboxed), apps are not permitted to access other apps/data.
Mobile Safari does not allow for any plug-ins so it's "blocking" everything.
And Windows Metro (UI for WIndows 8) is going to work the same way. Sandboxed and no plug-ins.
Air can do more than what the player can do; yet, it can't do it in the browser, as Apple has stated they don't want the player on their devices. Yet, if it weren't for Apple blocking the player on their devices, we would have had it by now.
It's a valid complaint; yet, you all choose to ignore it and attempt to sidestep the issue.
I know the real reason you are posting is because you want the last word, and I will admit that it's the same here; yet, the difference is that my opinion is based on fact, and yours is based on what your overload Apple has told you your opinion is.
arpace wrote:
my opinion is based on fact, and yours is based on what your overload Apple has told you your opinion is.
That's the best thing I have seen all week, thanks for the laugh.
Meg St._Clair wrote:
Philly_Phan wrote:
I have a habit of accepting reality.
Now, that's just plain weird!
I'm sorry. 😢
Why do you keep replying to cherylfromirwin's eight month old post?
Chris CA wrote:
Why do you keep replying to cherylfromirwin's eight month old post?
He's working towards being up to date, not there yet though.
Philly_Phan wrote:
Meg St._Clair wrote:
Philly_Phan wrote:
I have a habit of accepting reality.
Now, that's just plain weird!
I'm sorry. 😢
I'm sticking with my delusions! 😉
arpace wrote:
I know the real reason you are posting is because you want the last word, and I will admit that it's the same here; yet, the difference is that my opinion is based on fact, and yours is based on what your overload Apple has told you your opinion is.
Funny, seeing as you have yet to back up anything you've said.
I think as people thought I was advising a jailbreak, my post was removed, and I was advised to use
To complain about Apple's blocking of the flash player.
I was really only trying to state that, flash on the ipad is possible; yet, you would have to Jailbreak your ipad (voiding the Apple Warranty and losing support).
I don't actually recommend this option; yet, the possibility does exist.
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Your post was probably removed because you revealed the aim of your trolling: "I will get back to work now. I have no need to keep posting... since this is now the first thing google reports when you search 'flash on ipad'."
Shame Google doesn't come up with one of your posts and a few words of congratulation. Ah well...
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