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PaulSalazar
Inspiring
July 27, 2017

As @JosephLabrecque said.

2020.

There is a lot of time to plan any transition, action, or any fancy word you want to use.

Regards

pziecina
Legend
July 27, 2017

PaulSalazar  wrote

As @JosephLabrecque said.

2020.

There is a lot of time to plan any transition, action, or any fancy word you want to use.

Regards

That all depends on how much flash content one has to change.

A couple of items, no problems, hundreds or for some thousands of items, big problem. Especially when you must get funding for doing it.

Nancy OShea
Community Expert
Community Expert
July 27, 2017

There's no time like the present.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
Joseph Labrecque
Community Expert
Community Expert
July 26, 2017

Important to note that this is in regard to Flash Player in the web browser and does not apply to either Adobe AIR for desktop and mobile or Adobe Animate CC (formerly Flash Professional).

Also: 2020.

Nancy OShea
Community Expert
Community Expert
July 26, 2017

While Flash Player will end in 2020, the major browsers are already ending support for plugins.  This means Flash's days are numbered.   Site owners who still rely on Flash need to develop an exit strategy now; not 12 or 15 months from now.  

I recently came across a web site that was entirely Flash driven and I couldn't see a thing in my default browser as I don't have Flash Player plugins anymore.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
Joseph Labrecque
Community Expert
Community Expert
July 27, 2017

I've been rewriting our content for about 5 years now. Believe me... I know!