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Google to push Flash closer to extinction with new version of Chrome

Chrome 55, which the web giant plans to release in December, will replace Flash with HTML5, Google said on Monday. Noting that the browser plug-in has played a key role in the proliferation of video on the internet, Google said the change will lead to improved security, reduced power consumption and faster page load times.

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Google to push Flash closer to extinction with new version of Chrome was originally published on iSeeTech

Google to push Flash closer to extinction with new version of Chrome was originally published on iSeeTech

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7,000,000 children in England now learn computing in school, but how well is that going? was originally published on iSeeTech

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