Are we witnessing the extinction of Adobe's Flash platform? According to some, yes. The staggering growth of mobile has sent the multimedia software platform into a freefalling spiral, and many ...

Despite recently saying that Flash was “critical” for mobile communication, Adobe today announced it will no longer continue to develop Flash for mobile devices. For some, the writing has been on the ...

Fuzzle CMS is an attempt by a group of Russian developers to bring Flash-based sites with CMS functionality to the masses. In the latest 2.6 release, the Fuzzle CMS group has localized the Web CMS for ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. The news that Adobe had set an expiration date for the ...

In the early 2000s, Flash was everywhere on the web. The browser plug-in technology made it easy for web developers to build everything from animated movies to restaurant menus that would look the ...

I first started playing with Flash in the late 1990s when Macromedia Flash 3 was the latest version. My original website is still live at treecity.co.uk Over the years, Flash has always taken a ...

Adobe is getting rid of Flash, at least in name. The company announced today it’s changing the name of its Flash Professional CC software to Animate CC, reflecting better tools for creating content ...

Internet Explorer 10's "Modern" (or "Metro") mode includes limited support for Adobe's Flash Player plugin – websites approved by Microsoft can access Flash, unapproved sites cannot. Fortunately, ...

The upcoming release of Safari 10 on macOS will see Apple's default browser hide information on legacy plugins, and attempt to render content via HTML5 alternatives. By default, websites will not be ...

Boston-based Joss & Main this week announced it had raised $36 million in its latest funding round, part of a flood of money venture capitalists recently have invested in “flash sale” websites ...