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I am working on both Fennec and Flash. We are having discussions with Mozilla and with Adobe. Technically, there is no problem here - it is more business issues. For Flash, it has to undergo certification via Adobe. Let's see if we can get it.
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2011-07-01
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Hmm... Flash 10 or not. As long as its a mobile browser I'm not satisfied with it. I much preferred MicroB with Flash 9. Just sayin 
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2011-07-13
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Originally Posted by jolo
I don't get how Mozilla's able to make this possible through discussions with Adobe?
I am working on both Fennec and Flash. We are having discussions with Mozilla and with Adobe. Technically, there is no problem here - it is more business issues. For Flash, it has to undergo certification via Adobe. Let's see if we can get it.
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Just realised you may in-fact be speaking on behalf of Nokia, not Mozilla, my bad.
It comes down to Nokia being ready to fork-out $ for a binary for Harmattan.
Nothing to do with "sweet nothings" Mozilla may whisper in Adobe's ear.
Can you elaborate on how you plan to pull-this-off please?
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2011-07-13
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Originally Posted by jalyst
I would be satisfied with a simple yes/no answer...
Can you elaborate on how you plan to pull-this-off please?
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2011-07-13
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Yeah... of course 
But if it's a "no" I'd want an accompanying explanation as-to-why, to help satiate my rage
Last edited by jalyst; 2011-07-13 at 10:22.
But if it's a "no" I'd want an accompanying explanation as-to-why, to help satiate my rage
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N9 browser is a fast, mobile browser. Fennec is a full featured browser. We are attempting to get the Adobe Flash app certified for use with Fennec. This would allow users to install Fennec and have flash for it. People who don't want/don't care about Flash can use the N9 browser. We have it working already, but just need to get it certified.
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2011-07-13
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that is a perfect solution! let the customer/user decide whether he needs adobe flash or not. Lets hope you really get it certified!
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Last edited by zymo; 2011-07-13 at 15:39.
EDIT:
Originally Posted by jolo
is it near final?
We have it working already, but just need to get it certified.
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2011-07-13
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Originally Posted by jolo
Any way we can help (by keeping silent or else
N9 browser is a fast, mobile browser. Fennec is a full featured browser. We are attempting to get the Adobe Flash app certified for use with Fennec. This would allow users to install Fennec and have flash for it. People who don't want/don't care about Flash can use the N9 browser. We have it working already, but just need to get it certified.
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2011-07-13
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One of the (former) devs was suggesting that fennec + signed/certified binary could be purchasable by end-user from nokia store.
This would avoid greater expenditure on Nokia's part, but still give end-users the option for recent version/s of flash.
Of course the ideal solution is for Nokia to broker something directly for all Harmattan users.
But this might also be another way to go.....
This would avoid greater expenditure on Nokia's part, but still give end-users the option for recent version/s of flash.
Of course the ideal solution is for Nokia to broker something directly for all Harmattan users.
But this might also be another way to go.....
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2011-07-17
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Originally Posted by jolo
Anybody else feeling a sense of deja vu with Flash 10 & the N900 i.e. Abode had it working but Nokia would never actually pay for the rights to allow it's use on the phone?
N9 browser is a fast, mobile browser. Fennec is a full featured browser. We are attempting to get the Adobe Flash app certified for use with Fennec. This would allow users to install Fennec and have flash for it. People who don't want/don't care about Flash can use the N9 browser. We have it working already, but just need to get it certified.
Unless Nokia relent and it appears on the N9 on day one of its release I sense it will never appear.
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