> “We will stop updating and distributing the Flash Player at the end of 2020 and encourage content creators to migrate any existing Flash content to these new open formats,”
Does that mean existing Flash content, say old Flash games, will break at said date? Or just that there will be no more updates to Flash to any new content? After reading this, it's not 100% clear.
It goes on to say:
> A number of gaming, education, and video sites still use Flash, and Adobe says it remains committed to supporting the technology until 2020 alongside partners like Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla.
But that seems like that doesn't align with their quoted statement of just stopping updates/distribution?
Can anyone clarify?
Does that mean existing Flash content, say old Flash games, will break at said date? Or just that there will be no more updates to Flash to any new content? After reading this, it's not 100% clear.
It goes on to say:
> A number of gaming, education, and video sites still use Flash, and Adobe says it remains committed to supporting the technology until 2020 alongside partners like Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla.
But that seems like that doesn't align with their quoted statement of just stopping updates/distribution?
Can anyone clarify?