That's quite a commitment for a company, to maintain a piece of software for 25-ish years.
I have fond memories of using Macromedia Flash 4 and 5 many years ago to create animations and simple scripted pages. I loved how well integrated everything was.
But I still believe that things are better as they are today: we have more choices in frameworks, better standards, and some great web services which work well on both mobile and desktop.
That being said today I uninstalled the Flash plugin preemptively on my machines just because I am not needing it for any website I commonly use.
I have fond memories of using Macromedia Flash 4 and 5 many years ago to create animations and simple scripted pages. I loved how well integrated everything was. But I still believe that things are better as they are today: we have more choices in frameworks, better standards, and some great web services which work well on both mobile and desktop.
That being said today I uninstalled the Flash plugin preemptively on my machines just because I am not needing it for any website I commonly use.