Facebook is the latest company to ditch Flash-based video players in favor of HTML5, which is now the default for videos in the News Feed, on Pages, and in the Facebook embedded video player.
One thing that won't change, however, is gaming. The social network will continue working with Adobe to deliver "a reliable and secure" Flash experience for games on the platform.
"From development velocity to accessibility features, HTML5 offers a lot of benefits," Facebook engineer Daniel Baulig...
FB ditches Flash player
One thing that won't change, however, is gaming. The social network will continue working with Adobe to deliver "a reliable and secure" Flash experience for games on the platform.
"From development velocity to accessibility features, HTML5 offers a lot of benefits," Facebook engineer Daniel Baulig...
FB ditches Flash player