Re: [orca-list] is flash accessable in linux?

[Janina Sajka <janina rednote net>]

Hmmm, I wouldn't call flash "accessible" on any platform, let alone
Linux. Perhaps some aspects of flash render it something one can live
with for certain tasks, but that's not "accessibility," imo.

PS: Flash also has no future. It's fast on the path to obsolescence in
preference to HTML5 canvas.

Janina

trahern culver writes:
> hey all my question is this is flash accessible in linux for doing things like watching bbc iplayer? also 
> do flash plug ins change the state of flash accessibility? 
>
> your help with these questions would be most welcome kind regards trahern.
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