Google Chrome for Mac getting close to Adobe Flash support
August 1st, 2009 Leave a comment Visited 58 times, 1 so far today
Google Chrome for Mac getting close to Adobe Flash support
TechCrunch has reported that the recent builds of Chromium are finally showcasing signs of support for Adobe Flash technology.
YouTube videos are now playing inside it. Though controls are not working properly.
This is just the beginning and Chromium developers are likely to fix the major bugs in the coming days.
This means we could soon have a version of Chrome for Mac that would support Adobe Flash plug-in.
Support for Adobe Flash alone would fix most of the problems any user could face while using the Google Chrome dev builds for Apple Mac OS X.
We have been using Google Chrome dev channel builds since the beginning on Windows… And we believe it would be great to use Chrome as our primary web browser on Mac OS X as well.
Checkout: Don’t Look Now, But Flash Is (Kind Of) Working On Chrome For Mac
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