Google’s Android operating system was the first to receive support for Flash 10.1 in version 2.2 Froyo of the open source mobile platform. This new update will be released for all WP7 devices This means that the entire Internet will be available in the browser of the latest Microsoft mobile platform. To confirm this assumption, I did more research and found that Flash 10.1 Adobe is officially linked to WP7. And supposedly the sensor could detect the presence of Flash on a Mac OS. After all, it was the Mac user who caused this dilemma, and only some Macs. That means it probably makes sense to allow such visitors to stay on the original Flash page, as they would in all likelihood have the Flash reader. But it looks like Google’s new Chrome browser just surpassed that honor. Everyone knows that Windows and Internet Explorer have been the predominant platform for most Internet use, despite Apple’s rise in popularity in recent years.

To do? While the intuitive sensor gives you the option to choose to redirect the visitor to a new page or simply allow them to stay on the original Flash page if detection is not possible, this does not solve the problem. of use) so the web designer is left with a dilemma. But as with everything we come across these days, the sensor doesn’t work with all browsers (in this case, the old standby culprit: Microsoft’s Internet Explorer which historically, in my experience, has always included ever-present roadblocks to ease.

Otherwise, the visitor is automatically redirected to an alternative page created specifically without Flash to accommodate this somewhat unusual situation. Having used Adobe’s Dreamweaver software to create my Flash files, I was aware and had already used a behavior check that places a sensor on the page to identify if a visitor has the Flash software necessary to view a Flash movie. Changing what happened in the past is a fruitless pursuit, so my goal now was to control website visits in the future.

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