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Flash Lite 3 Web Browsability Support Guidelines for Web Developers

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Overview Traditionally, the web has been designed for, optimized, and consumed by end users working on desktop or laptop computers. As a result, the vast majority of websites online today focus on the viewing experience delivered on personal computer-based browsers, such as Internet Explorer and Firefox. These guidelines are designed as a resource for Flash web developers. While Flash on the web is powerful, Flash support in mobile is slightly limited in some areas, and understanding this will ensure a great experience for millions of users that visit website on a mobile device.

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Publisher	Adobe Systems	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Web Development and Design

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