iPhone, iPad and iPod touch never supported Flash. The company also confirmed plans to regularly continue supporting the Flash Player plug-in with security and compatibility updates.įollowing Adobe’s 2017 announcement, Apple wrote on its WebKit blog:Īpple users have been experiencing the web without Flash for some time. In July 2017, Adobe said it’d be discontinuing the Flash plug-in and stop development and distribution of the software by the end of 2020. Likewise, iPhone and iPad users won’t be affected because Apple’s mobile operating system has never supported Flash. The elimination of Flash support should not heavily impact users, given that most other popular browsers have already moved away from the format. This means that when the next version of Safari is released, users will no longer be able to install or use Adobe Flash in the browser. MacRumors spotted yesterday that release notes for the most recent Safari Technology Preview 99 show support for Adobe’s Flash technology has been removed from the build. Apple’s latest Safari Technology Preview has dropped support for Flash, signaling that support for Adobe’s technology will likely be removed from Safari’s next stable version.
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