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Originally Posted by The_bluester
I would not be so sure about that.
For non apple users (And Apple users such as myself) the typical response to Apple introducing something new and non compatible with existing software is to roll the eyes and mutter "b#@#y Apple" rather than to rush out and update software.
They would want to be a bit more spectacularly successful than the cut off of flash functionality in IOS because HTML5 was going to replace it in no time. How many years now?
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In this case there are significant benefits from the new format so that may help with adoption.
Flash was responsible for a huge number of security vulnerabilities, so I didn't regret its passing
