If you need to access an Adobe Flash site on your iPhone or iPad, you have several third-party options. RELATED: How to Install and Update Flash on Your Mac How to Use Adobe Flash on iPhone and iPad The biggest reason, though, was that Flash just did not work well with touchscreens. He also pointed out the issues with security, reliability, and performance. Jobs had a couple of arguments: Adobe Flash was not an open platform the open H.264 video format was much better at delivering video than Flash and when it came to games, there was the App Store. In it, he outlined the reasons for not implementing Adobe Flash in Apple devices. In 2010, Steve Jobs wrote an open letter called Thoughts on Flash (which still makes for a good read). Why Flash Isn’t Supported on iOS and iPadOS DevicesĪpple devices like iPhone and iPad never officially supported Adobe Flash. Major desktop browsers are now discontinuing support for Adobe Flash, although you can manually re-enable Flash in Google Chrome. Adobe is scheduled to officially sunset the Adobe Flash product in 2020.
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