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I know, some browsers can decode flash while surfing, but it's just not the same!!!!! The internet is overflowed with flash. Come on Apple let's use it....
Considering to buy a tablet from another manufacturer!
iOS 5.1.1
Since Adobe no longer supports Flash on any tablet you're out of luck as well as way out of date.
Since Adobe no longer supports Flash on any tablet you're out of luck as well as way out of date.
http://www.apple.com/hotnews/thoughts-on-flash/
Sell your iPad if Flash is that important to you and buy another tablet. The answer to your question can be found in the link above.
You do know it's not a matter of Apple letting you use Flash, right? It would be up to Adobe to make a version of Flash for iOS, which they never did.
You do know that Adobe has stopped development of all mobile versions of Flash, don't you? That means no more Flash for any Android tablet you may buy.
Get the facts before rambling on about nothing...
I didn't know that. Don't be so angry though, suits no one... 😉
Easy going, champ! thanks for answering... 😊
Yes, flash isn't available for iPad because Steevee think's that it can damage battery, but it's not true. Flash player does not require more battery then some games like Angry birds. = I test it on win 7 and also on android phone and tablet
Sorry apple again 1-
(I think that adobe don't want to continue with flash)
Tom, Steve Jobs died well over a year ago, so he doesn't think anything and has nothing to do with it any longer. And Adobe has indeed dropped all development for all their mobile versions of Flash, which on most Android phones proved to be far less than ideal, so unless a phone developer creates their own version, there won't be Flash Player on any smartphone in the future.
Get another tablet. Although adobe no longer supports flash on mobile devices, I am running flash on my nexus 7 running jelly bean 4.2.2 and my samsung galaxy s3 running jelly bean 4.1.2 as we speak. You see adobe kept archives of all android flash on their website, and if you use the last version (the one for Ice cream sandwich [ICS]) it will work flawlessly with the device and its stock browser.
Happy flash browsing.
This thread has been dormant for almost five months. The OP hasn't been seen in these forums since last August. As they say, best to let sleeping dogs lie.
OMG, why doesn't iPad support flash?
