News sites that deliver Flash-based ads (and there are oh-so-many of you), take notice: you’re now wasting your time with me. I no longer see your ads. I’ve subtracted myself from a huge portion of ...

When you visit a website that runs Flash, Chrome will automatically pause content that isn't central to the page. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, overseeing an experienced team ...

A mobile advertising platform is claiming to be able to offer Flash adverts on the iPhone, although the method by which they do so is unknown. Greystripe offer advertisers standard IAB-format flash ...

Mochi Media today is publicly launching a toolkit that serves ads in Flash games and also collects analytics. Since Flash games can spread across the Web rapidly and without the blessing of their ...

The digital marketing landscape is being rewritten as opposition to Flash-based digital content and ads reaches critical mass, but with the transition to HTML5 still in process, mobile-friendly ...

Google has just hammered another nail in the coffin for Flash, Adobe Systems’ multimedia software widely criticized for its frequent security vulnerabilities. On Tuesday, Google set deadlines for when ...

I hate this idiot flash ad that opens up large and then shrinks. With Mozilla, if you don't click the damn link before the fucking ad shrinks, none of the links work. They never seemed to have these ...

Thanks to Macromedia and their crappy Mac plugin, I often see CPU usage for my browser (doesn't matter which one) run as high as seventy percent when ads like the ones at Ars are on the screen.

We’ve heard for years that Flash is a dying technology. Steve Jobs famously said it in April of 2010. We’ve known for a while that HTML5 is the future, and Flash will eventually be gone from every app ...

Malicious Flash banner ads have been surfacing on major web sites including Expedia.com, Rhapsody.com, and MayoClinic.com in the last month, according to media reports. Users who click on the banners, ...

Flash made up 55 percent of multimedia ad impressions on mobile in the first quarter of 2015, with HTML5 comprising the remainder, according to advertising company Sizmek. (Note that most mobile ...