Cross-platform HTML5 games are convenient and can even be distributed through mobile applications of social networks and instant messengers.

Microsoft now says the new "full-Chromium" Edge will use the same kill-Flash calendar as Google's Chrome, the vastly more popular browser that also relies on Chromium.

HTML5 games are becoming more popular day by day. Written in the universally recognized language of the web, they do not require downloading and installation, but run directly in the browser.

The advantage of HTML5 games is that they are easy to create and distribute, and cross-platform,that makes the HTML5 platform ideal for creating multiplayer games.

We are happy to announce that we are working together with ArtLogic Games!

As Google continues its way towards safety, cutting deeper the flesh of Flash, we would like to show you how Flash Player works in a modern version of Google Chrome browser.

Newest 76 Beta version is already available for users all around the world. Chrome 76 features an amount of different user-affecting changes such as default dark mode for some sites.

As Microsoft’s Edge will be a Chromium based browser, we can easily say it is a matter of time for Edge to follow Chrome’s 76 update steps.

Is currently continues to run Flash Player on a per-site basis on a user approval. Firefox will remembers the site that was authorized if the user checks marked "Remember this decision".