- From: Daniel Acton <dacton@itouch.co.za>
- Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2000 09:59:36 +0200 (SAST)
- To: Gray Jonathan-AJG003C <Jonathan_Gray-AJG003C@email.mot.com>
- cc: www-html@w3.org
On Fri, 20 Oct 2000, Gray Jonathan-AJG003C wrote: > How naive can you be ? Extremely. But my observation comes from my experience. > Because people use Flash browsers arent doing there job properly. All > righty lets see you get > www.westwood.com > www.whatisthematrix.com without Flash. My point exactly. Don't get me wrong, flash is wonderful. It is browser independent, fast, and looks good. But here is the problem: It's an external plugin, a third-party object used in the html code, when people should be able to use html to get the results they want. I feel that the browsers are the guilty ones here, they've made dynamic html a veritable nightmare. > Why is it used simply because its different and allows more flexibility > and properties which are not supported by "browsers" as you put it. See above > This is like comparing a skateboard to a car , Its not good enough so > people use cars. ahem no skaties are great but built to do different > tasks entirely. Spoken like a true skateboarder. dan
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