Did anyone else experience this

[Akatsukii]

This weekend my iPhone started to play Flash (AMVs,movies,etc) but around 6 they started disappearing and then not working at all (the AMVs that required flash)
So did anyone else experience this or anything similar?

 

[Kages]

I didn't

 

[MarkPaul]

Maybe those AMV's updated their flash so that iPhone users wont be able to watch them. Lol.

 

[Lord of the Kings]

I never have a smartphone,i intended to get one

 

[Wang]

Nope, but maybe it has something to do with the iOS6 upgrade? I just did mine tonight

 

[ItzShowtime]

it happened to me last week

 

[Aim64C]

Apple will not support Flash videos on its devices.

The only thing I can think of is if you encountered some videos in HTML 5.

Even the newest Android ( 4 ) has withdrawn support for Flash (a move I do not agree with). But, that's another story.

 

[Wang]

it happened to me last week

Weird...

 

[Chibiusa]

I experienced something similar kinda. Flash never works on my Mac laptop. If the video is flash, it will not play. Even when they be like "download newer version" it doesn't work. Must be an Apple thing

 

[gazz uzumaki]

Is any of this even related to Naruto.....?

 

[Chibiusa]

Is any of this even related to Naruto.....?

General discussion section bud.

 

[Zombie]

Regardless of whether an OS supports flash or not doesn't mean you cannot install it. All you have to do is download a functional library for your device and place it in the appropriate locations. For flash libs I'd assume some place like /usr/local/lib/ or something, then just symlink it to your browser of choice's plugins folder.

Should work fine from there.

To symlink just run the command:

ln -s /usr/local/lib/flashlib.so /usr/local/bin/firefox/plug-ins/flashlib.so

Obviously replace flashlib.so with the appropriate filename/extension.