With Adobe announcing the beginning of the end of Flash, what should businesses do with their Flash-based websites?

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Adobe Systems Inc. is pulling its Flash software for web video and games from the browsers of mobile devices, though Flash ...

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, ...

Adobe is ending support for its Flash program at the end of 2020. A group of preservationists is working to save the legacy of Flash games on the internet.

On May 5, Zulily—a flash sale website catering to mothers and their tots, and a once shining star of the e-commerce space—reported a disappointing earnings outlook, downgrading its Q2 revenue ...

Adobe’s Flash technology is under siege — again. Could a world without Flash be close at hand? Mozilla this week temporarily blocked the use of the Flash Player plug-in in the Firefox browser ...

Sites won't be able to run Flash from January getty Adobe says it will block Flash content running in its player from January 12, effectively blocking content on millions of websites.

Flash files that are vulnerable to a serious flaw patched by Adobe Systems over three years ago still exist on many websites, exposing users to potential attacks. The vulnerability, known as CVE ...