Twitch begins shift from Flash to HTML5 with closed beta Post a Comment It feels like we keep saying it year after year, but Flash’s days really are numbered — and one of the largest Flash video streaming sites on the web, Twitch, is about to hit the button and switch to HTML5. But first: a beta! Read More Baca JugaNintendo’s Switch dominates US console sales ahead of PlayStation/Xbox launchesGaming startup Statespace raises $29 million, tops 1.5 million MAUsPUBG announces return to India: New game, $100 million investment Read More Share : You may like these posts :Pokémon Go promises to fix the bug that let it access all your Google dataPokémon Go has an estimated 7.5M U.S. downloads, $1.6M in daily revenueWill 22k people turn up to catch Pokémon in San Francisco on Wednesday?Pokémon GO shouldn’t have full access to your Gmail, Docs, and Google account – but it does Post a Comment for "Twitch begins shift from Flash to HTML5 with closed beta"
It feels like we keep saying it year after year, but Flash’s days really are numbered — and one of the largest Flash video streaming sites on the web, Twitch, is about to hit the button and switch to HTML5. But first: a beta! 
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