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Adobe Flash preparing to end in 2020.

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After Adobe acquired Macromedia in 2005 and ceased development of Flash on mobile in 2011, the end of Flash, it will come true. In the next few years.

Adobe announced that Flash will terminate support for all development and platform in the year 2020 in accordance with the manufacturer of the browser Google Chrome, the famous Apple's Safari, Mozilla Firefox, including Microsoft, which, as the owner of Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer and the cutting  publishing relationship with Flash.



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