I'd say it definetly is _not_ an open standard.The norwegian schools are required to have browsers with Flash support to be able to participate in some national tests. This made me wounder, is Flash an open standard?
I'm aware of some free Flash implementations, but do not know if they are built based on the specifications or if they base it on other methods to find out what to implement.
Anyone know?
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There are free implementations yes, but these only support flash
4 and lower properly, no clicking or anything like that (as far
as I know at last).
I use the free implementation myself (and flashblock in firefox:) and it's ok, but since you can't command it to do anything, that won't work.
If flash was open then we'd probably have really good OSS implementations of _all_ versions of flash by now - and we don't :( - the versions that are implemented work fine though, but displays a bit odd sometimes. -- Eskild Hustvedt (Zero_Dogg) zerodogg [AT] skolelinux [DOT] no
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