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Subject: | Re: UKNM: plug-in take up/stats |
From: | Stefan Magdalinski |
Date: | Fri, 23 Apr 1999 19:06:47 +0100 |
Martin Lloyd wrote:
>
> > All those of you who think plug-ins, in particular copromedia flash and
> > shockwave are clever things to use on websites might be interested in
> > the following:
> >
> > http://www.statmarket.com/SM?c=Plugins
> >
> > now go away and learn HTML.
>
> Hmm, 8.5% have flash, but 11% have IE5 which ships with Flash? I think
> someone should put captions on this graph explaining what its showing. Is
> this the install base, the %age of user sessions where a particular plugin
> is used by a browser or what? Now I may not be prepared to believe that
> MacroMedias flash installed on 77% of online US machines quite yet, but I
> reckon its not far off.
>
actually, the stats there are clearly wrong. but it made the point.
> When a site offering flash/non-flash versions sees a majority choose Flash
> (and they all do) its time to admit that HTML is no longer enough.
painfully flawed logic, martin.
When a site has a big Flash link, and a little text "non-flash" link,
who's surprised the opt for the flash? and theres always the fear that
you might miss something more than a shite animation.
and the fact that flash *may* be installed on 70% of browsers is not
evidence that HTML is no longer enough.
let's have a competition:
somebody show me a site where flash/shockwave are used to do more than
add fluff.
I'll buy you a pint.
>
> Now go away and revise your <embed> tags
no need. I build sites with content.
stefan
it's good to troll
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