http://www.ketv.com/money/firefox-blocks-flash-and-facebook-calls-for-its-de
ath/34154590
If I uninstall flash from my dev machine to protect it . (which has all
manner of passwords, confidential data etc, just like yours, I guess?)
it makes it rather difficult to continue as a flex dev ;
On 15/07/15 09:14, Nigel Hillier wrote:
Is there any point in continuing, if the security reputation is so poor that
users have almost no choice but to uninstall ( or run it only on equipment
disconnected from real life, surrounded by firewalls, moats, Doberman dogs )
I don't think it's any wor
Hi
The fact that there is a security issue in flash is not new, in fact they are
security issue with almost all technology all the time, the real issue us the
speed that these issue are fixed
There are those in the industry that would like to see the end of flash, long
live HTML5, this is IMH
Tom, you're right but this news is breaking in every tech/dev blog and
people who is not in IT world will keep in mind only the bad part of this
situation: "Flash is dangerous for your computer security"
Probably firstly Adobe and everyone of us should publicize the responsive
concept you said
Bottom line is :
As much as it s sad to admit. Interest in Flash based solutions(atleast web
based one) is fading away rapidly.
Even the Flex framework is more focusing to target HTML/CSS/JS than
leveraging the Flash player.
As someone who is still selling Flash based tools the future of Flash is
This news was 'breaking' yesterday, my time.
Today, my time, Adobe have fixed everything; non story - as I hope you
are leaving in all those 'IT bloggers' comments sections :-)
Tom
On 15/07/15 10:44, Angelo Lazzari wrote:
Surely this breaking news is gold
Yep!! would be great to link a official response of Adobe in our
comments... however i posted the new release version link...
Thanks
Angelo
El mié., 15 jul. 2015 a las 12:10, Tom Chiverton ()
escribió:
> This news was 'breaking' yesterday, my time.
> Today, my time, Adobe have fixed everything;
There is still is strong support for Flex. Flex has the ability to target
Flash, Air, captive / native apps, and soon HTML5 (making great progress).
Even with the occasional "the sky is falling" comment about flash, you will
still have options for quite some time.
-Mark
Well, HackingTeam company, the source of all the mess that happened
these days is actually using Flex for building their user interfaces.
https://github.com/hackedteam/rcs-console
https://github.com/hackedteam/rcs-console-library
Not sure about what they think about Flash, but it seems that they
LoL
It is all about sales
There is no truth in the world
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> On 15 Jul 2015, at 13:26, Tomislav Pokrajcic wrote:
>
> Well, HackingTeam company, the source of all the mess that happened these
> days is actually using Flex for building their user interfaces.
> https://githu
The logic behind the kill flash plugin is flawed.
Apply the logic to operating systems, should we call for a ban of windows,
andriod or osx?
Lot of software has been found to result in exploits.
Maybe we should have a call to ban php and html too since one needs to follow
best practices to pre
hat these updates actually roll out very fast and in very
high numbers when they do. Plus I think they are rolled into some of the
browsers now too so it's probably automatic.
David
-Original Message-
From: Scott Matheson
To: ""
Sent: Wed, 15 Jul 2015 7:28 AM
Subject: Re:
ry fast and in very
high numbers when they do. Plus I think they are rolled into some of the
browsers now too so it's probably automatic.
David
-Original Message-
From: Scott Matheson
To: ""
Sent: Wed, 15 Jul 2015 7:28 AM
Subject: Re: Flex/Flash Viable still?
LoL
It is a
2:18 AM
To: users@flex.apache.org
Subject: RE: Flex/Flash Viable still?
<http://www.ketv.com/money/firefox-blocks-flash-and-facebook-calls-for-its-d
e>
http://www.ketv.com/money/firefox-blocks-flash-and-facebook-calls-for-its-de
ath/34154590
If I uninstall flash from my dev machi
flex.apache.org"
Sent: Wed, 15 Jul 2015 9:20 AM
Subject: Re: Flex/Flash Viable still?
I remember back in the late 90's Javascript was branded as evil and insecure...
then they relabeled it HTML5 :)
I move that we relabel flashplayer to HTML6.
Bam!
On Wednesday, J
I actually don't even use Firefox anymore, which is too bad since it was the
original browser I used to debug because of the firebug, gasp, plugin!
David
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From: Saul DIaz
To: users@flex.apache.org
Sent: Wed, 15 Jul 2015 9:29 AM
Subject: RE: Flex/Flash Viable
Oh my, that is brilliant. I eagerly await the writing of "Thoughts on
HTML5." What goes around comes around.
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avaScript framework creators, video graphics software, animation
tools, gaming platforms, etc.
David
-Original Message-
From: douglowder
To: users@flex.apache.org
Sent: Thu, 16 Jul 2015 6:22 PM
Subject: Re: Flex/Flash Viable still?
Oh my, that is brilliant. I eagerly await the writing
mpetitive platform if there's a security update or something
> else; app stores, browser vendors, JavaScript framework creators, video
> graphics software, animation tools, gaming platforms, etc.
>
> David
>
> -----Original Message-
> From: douglowder
> To: users@flex.apach
and are happy to
> > attack a competitive platform if there's a security update or something
> > else; app stores, browser vendors, JavaScript framework creators, video
> > graphics software, animation tools, gaming platforms, etc.
> >
> > David
> >
> &
heir own software and are happy to
> > > attack a competitive platform if there's a security update or something
> > > else; app stores, browser vendors, JavaScript framework creators, video
> > > graphics software, animation tools, gaming platforms, etc.
> &g
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