At least Firefox will still have it, although with Mozilla being the way that it is, I wouldn't be surprised if they follow suit.
I feel the same way about this that I do about removing Flash support: it's good that we're moving on to better things, but that doesn't help if there aren't better things to move on to.
What's the simple goto for making web based games that kids can mess around with? It was Flash, and now it's nothing. How do you set up an RSS feed to not just blast raw XML at the user? Soon it won't be XSLT any more, but I don't see a good replacement (even more annoying is the fact that browsers used to have features to handle RSS feeds by themselves, and XSLT was used to sidestep that problem, but now there's no more side to step).
I feel the same way about this that I do about removing Flash support: it's good that we're moving on to better things, but that doesn't help if there aren't better things to move on to.
What's the simple goto for making web based games that kids can mess around with? It was Flash, and now it's nothing. How do you set up an RSS feed to not just blast raw XML at the user? Soon it won't be XSLT any more, but I don't see a good replacement (even more annoying is the fact that browsers used to have features to handle RSS feeds by themselves, and XSLT was used to sidestep that problem, but now there's no more side to step).