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>>jaffat+(OP)
Officially Apple's reasoning for barring Flash was that web should be pushed forward. Now, almost 8 years later when web is "almost there" - its still hindering real web-app experiences in the iOS browser. Its pretty clear what this was always about.

-- (Please lets not do the fanboy "Flash is garbage" here - even if you do feel that it was heating up your CPU with ads - it would have taken a lot less than 8 years to fix that then to reinvent everything and find out that money still makes the world go round.) --

>>velcro+w5
> even if you do feel that it was heating up your CPU with ads - it would have taken a lot less than 8 years to fix that

They had more than 8 years to fix it on the desktop and didn't. They had more than 8 years to make the Mac version perform at rough parity with the Windows version and didn't.

Either way... "it's fine, we'll make it work well within a decade" is NOT a good message to your users.

>>MBCook+Y7
Again - not really trying to discuss Flash, was just drawing parallels.

Even though my Mac never had significant problems with Flash. I mean - fix what? I don't have Flash installed any more but my fans still spin-up with multiple tabs and overactive pages trying to open a bunch of animated or video tabs.