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Google Defaults HTML5 with Chrome 55 Update

Dec 05, 2016 08:29 AM EST

In May, Google said that the company is planning to make HTML5 the default tool in its Chrome Internet browser instead of Flash. Google is staying true to its plan with the latest of Chrome 55 update which completes the transition from Flash to HTML5.

Adobe Releases Patch to Fix Known Zero-Day Flash Player Exploit

Phenny Lynn Palec |

Oct 30, 2016 12:57 AM EDT

Trend Micro recently reported an unscheduled patch released for the Adobe Flash Player that fixes a zero-day vulnerability hidden deep on the software’s code. The patch covers versions 23.0.0.195 and older versions of the Flash Player before Oct. 11 for both Windows and Macintosh platforms, and covers versions 11.2.202.637 and older for the Linux platform.

Google to Drop Flash Player Support on Chrome

Phenny Lynn Palec |

May 17, 2016 03:14 AM EDT

Tech giant Google has announced that its flagship Internet browser Google Chrome will phase out its support for Adobe's Flash Player by the fourth quarter of this year. This move is part of Google's strategy to promote HTML5 and provide users with a more streamlined experience when using Chrome.

Arrow Season 4 Spoilers: Felicity May Not be Dead

Vanessa Francisco |

Dec 17, 2015 09:23 AM EST

After hints about the death of Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards), viewers are worried that they won't see her again on Arrow. The Arrow season 4 midseason finale ended with Felicity getting a severe injury. The midseason premiere promotional trailer was first released and it shows Oliver (Stephen Amell) at a cemetery. However, there are rumors that Felicity may not really be dead and that someone else could be in the grave.

Adobe Finally Acknowledges Defeat of its Flash by HTML 5

Benjie Batanes |

Dec 02, 2015 12:11 AM EST

On Monday evening, Adobe issued an online statement effectively telling its Flash developers to use the HTML 5 instead. This admission simply confirms the growing popularity of HTML 5 over its product.