14 Sep 15
I have read an article 'How to Make A Banner Advertising That Captures Users’ Attention' on AmoyShare web banner design. It says that HTML5 is the future, Flash is the past. HTML5 banner trend is a new and predictable trend. Do you think so? Why HTML banner format is becoming more popular than flash format? What advantages do banner HTML have when it compared with flash?
Originally posted by JorgePowderlyAll you need to know is....Flash is dead.
I have read an article 'How to Make A Banner Advertising That Captures Users’ Attention' on AmoyShare web banner design. It says that HTML5 is the future, Flash is the past. HTML5 banner trend is a new and predictable trend. Do you think so? Why HTML banner format is becoming more popular than flash format? What advantages do banner HTML have when it compared with flash?
Support for it has collapsed since iPads shipped with no support at all - a good trend that has continued.
14 Sep 15
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Originally posted by JorgePowderlyFlash is a proprietary player controlled by the Adobe Corp. This meant that you have to do all of your flash player updates through Adobe. With HTML5 video, you should get updates to the player when you do your regular browser update.
I have read an article 'How to Make A Banner Advertising That Captures Users’ Attention' on AmoyShare web banner design. It says that HTML5 is the future, Flash is the past. HTML5 banner trend is a new and predictable trend. Do you think so? Why HTML banner format is becoming more popular than flash format? What advantages do banner HTML have when it compared with flash?
Flash is buggy and crashes a lot.
So, good riddance, I say.
15 Sep 15
There's a Developers Forum for substantial threads like this. Posting computer savvy intelligent entries in the General Forum risks turning this into something meaningful. Great caution should be exercised lest this become rational. The potential consequences cannot be fully appreciated in the absence of any precedents.
15 Sep 15
Originally posted by BigDoggProblem
Flash is a proprietary player controlled by the Adobe Corp. This meant that you have to do all of your flash player updates through Adobe. With HTML5 video, you should get updates to the player when you do your regular browser update.
Flash is buggy and crashes a lot.
So, good riddance, I say.
Great. I agree with you.
15 Sep 15
Originally posted by coquette
There's a Developers Forum for substantial threads like this. Posting computer savvy intelligent entries in the General Forum risks turning this into something meaningful. Great caution should be exercised lest this become rational. The potential consequences cannot be fully appreciated in the absence of any precedents.
OK. I see.
Originally posted by Russand yet Google still uses it its creator suit, as does Facebook for its videos and the damned BBC on their website and chess24 and probably ICC as well. chess dot com is moving away from it but you need to be a premium user to get their version 3 interface, maybe if the stopped giving thousands of dollars to Nakamura to play crappy bullet matches on Tuesday nights and hired a developer their site wouldn't be so buggy, who can say? but Html5 has been the standard for months now, possibly years and finally Flash may be dead and I'm glad cause those droogs at Adobe stopped providing support to linux users ages ago.
All you need to know is....Flash is dead.
Support for it has collapsed since iPads shipped with no support at all - a good trend that has continued.