YouTube announced the termination of Flash as the default setting. Does this mean that Flash is really over? -

On the other hand, does HTML5 fully enable default settings? If so, during this process, did Apple announce that Flash is not supported? On the other hand, does HTML5 fully enable default settings? If so, during this process, did Apple announce that Flash is not supported? Reply: if you do not give up Flash in a day, Flash will not fail in a day. Flash will not be completed, but it is gradually returning to the position where it should be.

The pattern from the day when it began to abuse the WEB end is doomed, and Its Fading is inevitable and irreversible.
However, due to the migration and learning costs, Flash will continue to exist in a large number in the short term, especially in the Greater China LAN.
In the long run, Flash has advantages in webapps with high image integration, such as web games.
Of course, this part is also under impact, but at least the html5 era also leaves some space for Flash.

Therefore, Flash is not the end, but simply returns to its original value. I think this should be a good thing.
Without changing, you cannot move forward. Youtube provides two types of video players: html5 and flash. Although html5 is used by default, I think flash still has unique advantages in some aspects. These advantages cannot be replaced by html5. I personally do not agree that flash will die, at least for a long time. From the moment when the three-plus five-strong system was upgraded, it had accelerated its demise. It was just a decade ago, and it looked like a decade later. Elimination, required ...... (I personally worship Adobe, but I get my code back to my code.) What if a ship is still using Flash? Do you think it is so easy to kneel down? In the winter, Mac is not so cold as flash. 23333 video websites using flash will be silently uploaded in the background.