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alternitive adobe flash

What do you mean by alternative? Adobe Flash Player works just great on the S3. It's recently been removed from the Play store, but apps like this one will allow you to download it directly from Adobe. You can also search online and download the APK and install it that way.

HTML5 is what is slowly replacing Adobe Flash online, but it's going to take awhile before everyone is using it. And it's implementation is on the website's end, not the user, so people will have to wait until the website makes the switch unless you're able to convert it...

...and a browser like Skyfire is a way to get to most Flash content via conversion. What Skyfire does is render and convert sites on their servers and then it gets sent to your device (with most browsers, everything is rendered on the device). For Flash content, Skyfire converts it to the aforementioned HTML5.
 
bsweetness said:
What do you mean by alternative? Adobe Flash Player works just great on the S3. It's recently been removed from the Play store, but apps like this one will allow you to download it directly from Adobe. You can also search online and download the APK and install it that way.

HTML5 is what is slowly replacing Adobe Flash online, but it's going to take awhile before everyone is using it. And it's implementation is on the website's end, not the user, so people will have to wait until the website makes the switch unless you're able to convert it...

...and a browser like Skyfire is a way to get to most Flash content via conversion. What Skyfire does is render and convert sites on their servers and then it gets sent to your device (with most browsers, everything is rendered on the device). For Flash content, Skyfire converts it to the aforementioned HTML5.

Oh ok thanks i just thought there was no more flash
 
What do you mean by alternative? Adobe Flash Player works just great on the S3. It's recently been removed from the Play store, but apps like this one will allow you to download it directly from Adobe. You can also search online and download the APK and install it that way.

HTML5 is what is slowly replacing Adobe Flash online, but it's going to take awhile before everyone is using it. And it's implementation is on the website's end, not the user, so people will have to wait until the website makes the switch unless you're able to convert it...

...and a browser like Skyfire is a way to get to most Flash content via conversion. What Skyfire does is render and convert sites on their servers and then it gets sent to your device (with most browsers, everything is rendered on the device). For Flash content, Skyfire converts it to the aforementioned HTML5.
HTML5 is horrid, Slow as molasses, virtually unusable.
 
What do you mean by alternative? Adobe Flash Player works just great on the S3. It's recently been removed from the Play store, but apps like this one will allow you to download it directly from Adobe. You can also search online and download the APK and install it that way.

I 100% agree with you adobe works on S3 well , I have adobe flash on my s3 and i installed it manually by using this manual guide How To: Manually install flash on your Samsung Android Device.
 
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