MRH 2018-01 - Web downloader
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STANDARD EDITION EMBEDDED EDITION* *Embedded edition includes all media files inside PDF (much larger) |
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STANDARD EDITION EMBEDDED EDITION* *Embedded edition includes all media files inside PDF (much larger) |
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Guess I must have done it, so I will have to remember to check the website each month to download newsletter.
Cheers, Jake
Old web downloader
So you don't offer the old flash downloader anymore?
Paul Rankin
Nope, Flash downloader is dead
Nope, browser vendors are starting to disable Flash functionality and Adobe is ending Flash completely in 2020. We just didn't want to deal with all the support issues when people find the Flash downloader doesn't work in their browser any longer.
Firefox and Chrome will be disabling Flash by default in their browser over the coming months.
And Apple's mobile iOS never has supported Flash, ever.
So it's RIP Flash.
Joe Fugate
Publisher, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine
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