By now almost everybody on the planet already knows that Apple and Adobe are having a little spat over Flash. Now Opera has come out and thrown its views into the ring as well. It's not surprising to hear that the browser company believes that the future of the web is open web standards, something that Adobe Flash isn't, though it was stressed that Opera would continue to support Flash, which has its purposes for dynamic content. As for a video container, Opera claims that you could more or less cook an egg on devices that are running Flash on them as Flash requires software decoding rather than hardware. What do you think Adobe's next move will be? Will there be some major changes, or is the company confident enough that it can continue on its current path and emerge as a victor?
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