flash player

Soccerdude · 08-24-2008, 07:47 PM

how do I download flash player on my ipod touch?

Saverino · 08-24-2008, 07:48 PM

You can't. iPhones and iPod Touches don't support flash.

iPhone™ · 10-06-2008, 04:44 AM

Although, Keep your hopes high as Adobe is developing a mobile flash player for the iPhone, Although the ball is in Apple's court and it is for Apple to decide if this is to go on or not.

If they do accept, Then undoubtedly Adobe will have a flash player for the iPhone within a short period of time.

thirdeye · 10-12-2008, 11:27 AM

this is my first post on the forum. glad to be a part of it.

anyways, its really sad there's no flash on the device. such a fantastic browser with no flash support is like a corvette without wheels

Syncro_Fei · 01-10-2009, 03:31 AM

lol, that's the first thing I noticed as well. With a majority of the internet displayed in flash, the fact that Apple neglected to include it in it's browser is really surprising. Or retarded. Hard to determine with those guys.

Maybe they wanted to eliminate the possibility for people to design free online flash games that would compete with the app store. (retarded).

I'll just be happy when I can run nes and ps1 emu apps on this Gen 2, my little nephews will be amazed.

Saverino · 01-10-2009, 03:45 AM

Originally Posted by Syncro_Fei

lol, that's the first thing I noticed as well. With a majority of the internet displayed in flash, the fact that Apple neglected to include it in it's browser is really surprising. Or retarded. Hard to determine with those guys.

Maybe they wanted to eliminate the possibility for people to design free online flash games that would compete with the app store. (retarded).

I'll just be happy when I can run nes and ps1 emu apps on this Gen 2, my little nephews will be amazed.

A big factor in deciding whether or not to add it in was the battery life. Adobe and Apple have an iPhone with a fully working flash browser. I believe another factor was the ?TCU agreement.

Syncro_Fei · 01-11-2009, 12:19 AM

If you are already surfing the web on your iPhone/iPod Touch, how does displaying flash elements on the web page vs. Not displaying flash elements have anything to do with battery life?

There are plenty of other web pages that do display visual elements that look like flash, but must be some other type, because they do display on this device, and are "touch interactive".

SmartAlx · 01-11-2009, 02:57 AM

You get a little blue icon that looks like a square lego question marks on the side. Most sites will tell you to download flash. Good luck getting that to work though.

There used to be a little bookmarklet that would enable flash videos to play in the video player. I'm not sure if it still works. It's called iTransmogrify.
http://joemaller.com/2008/01/12/itransmogrify/

I think Apple broke the bookmarklets. Very valuable bookmarklets like "find in page" and "enlarge text" were really useful and don't seem to work anymore. Stinking Apple. Bookmarklets never hurt no one and they had to cripple them just to be jerks.

Apple is lying when it says the reason against flash is battery life. The reason is clearly the same reason they won't give us MMS, C&P, and A2DP. It's completely illogical.

Syncro_Fei · 01-11-2009, 05:33 AM

Things I would like to see supported on the iPod:
1. Flash
2. 3rd party browser, like Firefox or Icecat
3. Copy/Paste
4. Hulu.com
5. Netflix (yeah, keep dreamin')

This is why I support jailbreaking the iPhone/iPod Touch. It's probably the only way we'll ever get the device to live up to it's potential.

Europa · 01-11-2009, 07:03 AM

I heard that Apple disapproved of Adobe Flash because they were afraid of the possiblity that someone could write code that would break into the phones OS through the use of Flash.