Adobe Confirms: No Flash for Chrome on Android

2/8/2012

Chrome for Android has finally arrived, but there's one thing missing -- Adobe's Flash Player for MobileLike iOS and Windows Metro before it, Chrome for Android has rejected Flash in favor of web standards like HTML5..

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