Are you joking apple have STILL not provided flash support on their devices? I thought this was some kind of glitch from 5years ago? How can they release a device that does not support Flash in this day and age.
So what do you do when you land on MOST of the internets websites that are flash enabled? How does it work?
It doesn’t, with a touch screen. As with GrahamS, if, and it’s a very big if, I need Flash, I use Chrome, which natively decodes it. My Mac Mini was bought last August, and it does not have Flash installed on it, if only for security reasons. Flash and Adobe Reader are two of the worst pieces of software for exploits via security holes, and I can remember the rants on here, and the bannings, because people got so fed up with the Flash-driven adverts they were openly using ad-blocker, and getting banned for it. Flash has no place in a mobile ecology, unless it’s totally redesigned. If you can’t grasp the fact that an app that requires a mouse for most it’s functions, like mouse-hovers over items to gain content being fundamentally incompatible with a touch-screen, then I suggest you do some serious research into why Flash is being sidelined even by Adobe, it’s creator. It sucks.