'The Flash': Grant Gustin shares pro-tips with Kid Flash Keiynan Lonsdale asdf There are so many reasons to be excited about The Flash putting its own spin on the game-changing DC Comics event Flashpoint!

Safari puts yet another nail in Flash’s coffin, again Adobe Flash needs to die. And it’s starting to look like 2016 might be Flash’s last year. Starting with macOS Sierra, Apple will disable the Flash plugin by default if you ever installed it on your Mac by mistake. And this move should have many a Read more ... dvantages. First, Flash suffers from so many exploits ...

'The Flash' recap: 'The Reverse-Flash Returns' Barry and the rest of Team Flash can run, run, run all they want, but eventually, they’ll have to stand still and face the challenges in their lives.

90s Flash Takes on Modern Flash in a Mashup Battle for the Ages One of our favorite things about the current Flash show is how it’s embraced, and integrated, members of the cast of the short lived 90s Flash series. But what if instead of John Wesley Shipp being Barry’s dad, what if he showed up as his former Read more ... self, the Scarlet Speedster himself? Well, let’s find out.

Adobe Puts Another Nail In Flash's Coffin Flash is dying of a slow, painful death. Adobe, the company behind Flash, just made clear once again that Flash isn't the future by renaming one of its apps. Adobe Flash Professional is now called Adobe Animate CC. Flash Professional is an applicatio Read more ... n to create rich animations on the web. In other words, Flash Professional lets you create Flash ads. But for the past few years, more and more Flash Professional users have been using the app to create HTML5 and WebGL animations. These animations work on mobile and desktop and don't require the Flash plugin for the end user. It's a win-win. According to the company, a third of Flash Professional content created today uses HTML5. There's still a long way to go before we can all forget about Flash. But by renaming the application, Adobe is indicating that it's not just about Flash animations. So if you've been ...

What has Flash ever done for us? Quite a lot, actually. I first started playing with Flash in the late 1990s when Macromedia Flash 3 was the latest version. My original website is still live at treecity.co.uk Ov

The Flash Meets the Flash on The Flash's New Promo The multiverse is in full-swing in this brief but excellent new preview of The Flash season 2. We get the first real introduction to Jay Garrick, best known as the Flash of DC’s Golden Age of comics, who arrives to warn Barry of impending doom! The Read more ... n the Atom Smasher plans his debut! Also, the Flash has a Flash-signal for some reason! And Cisco macks on the ladies in the Cisco-iest way possible, namely bragging about his Nerf collection!

The Flash Gives Us an Amazing First Look at Jay Garrick, the Golden Age Flash! We’ve known for a while that The Flash would be bringing in the original Flash, Jay Garrick, in its second season. Now we’ve got our first look at Teddy Sears in action as the Flash of Earth-2, and it’s in a glorious, glorious homage to the ico Read more ... nic comic cover for The Flash #123: Flash Of Two Worlds!

As Flash usage wanes, Internet archivists struggle to preserve Flash websites Gone in a Flash: The Race to Save the Internet's Least Favorite Tool — Navigating awful, 100 percent Flash-based sites is an experience many of us have had, and is unequivocally part of internet canon.

The Flash Used A Formerly Lame Villain To Make A Nearly Perfect Episode If you don't know the lesser Flash villain the Pied Piper, you may not understand what an achievement last night's episode of The Flash was. Basically, it not only turned on of the Flash's least intimidating foes into an instantly compelling characte Read more ... r — but it also delivered The Flash's greatest episode yet.