Too bad the links to angry birds still redirects to a page requiring flash. I get redirected to http://chrome.angrybirds.com/?gwt-voices=native&show=need_flash when I disable flash.
flash makes a proprietary, close-source way (AFAIK, correct me if i’m wrong). html5 vedio playeroffers easy way for web developers to present video or audio. When the HTML4 era ends, there will be no hacks, embed, object and other tags needed, javascript tricks to achieve this in any browser.On the other way, it will be hard for developers of browsers, BUT: it’s still better than having only one close-source technology to have video on site. There is a real concurrency between browsers, so their developers will surely try to make it the best way they can. Unlike Flash developers, in my opinion.
Too bad the links to angry birds still redirects to a page requiring flash. I get redirected to http://chrome.angrybirds.com/?gwt-voices=native&show=need_flash when I disable flash.
ReplyDeleteJames, what version of Chrome are you running? Can you email me the contents of your 'about:' page? fredsa@google.com
ReplyDeleteflash makes a proprietary, close-source way (AFAIK, correct me if i’m wrong). html5 vedio playeroffers easy way for web developers to present video or audio. When the HTML4 era ends, there will be no hacks, embed, object and other tags needed, javascript tricks to achieve this in any browser.On the other way, it will be hard for developers of browsers, BUT: it’s still better than having only one close-source technology to have video on site. There is a real concurrency between browsers, so their developers will surely try to make it the best way they can. Unlike Flash developers, in my opinion.
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