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Then there are Flash-based games that haven't been available on the iPhone and iPad, such as popular titles from Zynga Inc., that work with Facebook Inc's social network.

HTML5: A Look Behind the Technology Changing the Web Don Clark 2011

The site has added a Flash-based photo uploader tool and now allows bulk tagging when many photos are uploaded at once.

Facebook Updates Photos: High-Res Uploading, Bulk Tagging, Lightbox Viewing (PICTURES) The Huffington Post News Team 2010

Apple, though it relaxed some rules to let Flash-based applications run on its mobile devices, wouldn't support Flash in the Safari browser that comes with iPhones and iPads.

Adobe Bows in Apple Feud Don Clark 2011

The overall Web experience with IE9 definitely feels "snappier" than previous versions of IE, especially when we tested both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of IE9 on JavaScript-heavy sites such as Facebook and Gmail, and on Flash-based Web destinations including YouTube.

6 things we like about Internet Explorer 9 beta (and six not so much) Howard Wen 2010

The Flash-based game was developed by the UN refugee agency, UNHCR.

Climate change challenge for computer gamers Adam Vaughan 2010

Personally, I find Flash-based sites a pain and wish they would go away.

No Flash on the iPad–A Nuisance But Not a Killer « Steve Wildstrom on Tech 2010

Both emphasized the importance of video (though the Adobe Flash-based clips on the old and new sites don't work on an iPad or iPhone) and sounded like TV execs as they discussed how the site is "programmed by daypart," with news taking precedence in the morning and lifestyle items getting more play in afternoons.

Faster Forward: AOL redoes home page Rob Pegoraro 2010

Although those sites will serve HTML5 video codecs to the MobileSafari browser used with iOS devices, they still serve the Flash-based content to desktop machines.

Apple stops bundling Adobe Flash player on Macs 'for security' Charles Arthur 2010

Both emphasized the importance of video (though the Adobe Flash-based clips on the old and new sites don't work on an iPad or iPhone) and sounded like TV execs as they discussed how the site is "programmed by daypart," with news taking precedence in the morning and lifestyle items getting more play in afternoons.

AOL redoes home page Rob Pegoraro 2010

What happens if you want to play a Flash-based video on a 64-bit OS?

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