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Old 31st October 2019, 09:39   #1
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Default Google Search will stop indexing Flash content this year

Flash was impressive back in the day. Games, animations and interactive elements were right there in your browser. But as the internet matured, Flash did not. In fact, it became a nuisance and a security risk. Adobe, which owns Flash, announced that...

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