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Google is banning Flash from its display ads

But will keep allowing its use for video ads

         

bill

11:35 pm on Feb 10, 2016 (gmt 0)

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http://www.theverge.com/2016/2/10/10957570/google-bans-flash-display-ads-january-2017 [theverge.com]

Google is banning Flash from its display ads

Even Adobe is sick of Flash — the software's creator has started urging people to stop using it in favor of HTML5 — but the player still persists in web ads across the internet. Fortunately, that may soon be about to end. Google has announced that from June 30th this year, its widely used AdWords and DoubleClick advertizing services will no longer allow uploads of ads built in Flash, forcing users to code their display ads in HTML5 instead. From January 2nd next year, Flash ads won't run at all on DoubleClick or the Google Display Network.

oligalma

12:05 am on Feb 18, 2016 (gmt 0)



Flash is clearly an obsolete technology and everyone should use HTML and CSS in this day and age.