Chrome threatens to remove adobe flash player

Chrome seeks to slowly banish Flash Player from said browser, after it announced the new HTML5 system and that it is highly competitive for Flash, they began to want to include it in said browser as an option `` By default '', thus leaving aside the always present Flash Player.

Chrome threatens to remove Adobe Flash Player

In the last hours Chrome announced that it will stop supporting Flash Player with the exception of 10 websites that will continue to use Flash as the main option. These changes are expected to start impacting the browser by the middle of the fourth quarter of the year, thereby improving the user experience, as HTML5 has shown that it performs better at lower load times and lower power usage. HTML5 is an honorable rival to Flash Player right now where he is fighting his banishment.

But this does not mean that Flash Player will no longer be included in the browser, it will be as an option for all users. Whenever they enter a website that requires flash authorization, they will obtain a memory where they can accept or reject their use on that website and they will be able to choose between one or the other system. While business users who use Chrome as an indispensable tool will have the option to remove Flash Player from said browser and use HTML 5 by default.

Will Chrome banish the eternal Flash Player? We must wait for this to be done by the end of the year and see the impact on users in terms of quality and loading speed in animations and websites that currently use HTML5. Some of the sites that will be involved in this excluded list are YouTube, Facebook, Yahoo, Live, Amazon, Twitch, Mail.ru, Yandex, VK and OK.ru and it is expected that they will only be exempt for one year for then give the beginning of the blocking as in the other websites.