You need to download SkyFire browser in the App store if youre viewing content that requires. Does your app do anything memory or processor intensive that could make the iPad freeze up for an extended period. Apple has never supported Flash on iOS devices (iPad or iPhone). The iPad is considerably slower than your average desktop computer. You'll also have to test the performance on an actual device. Will your app support rotation of the device? Will you want gesture support? Shake support? Are you using the Encrypted Local Store (Not supported in AIR Mobile 2.x, will be supported in AIR 3.0)? You may want/need to create new views for the mobile platform as well.Īdditionally you will then probably need to change some things for specific mobile support. If it is pure a pure ActionScript project then it will probably be easier than if you are using Flex/MXML components that are not optimized for mobile. Ttis can be easier said than done depending on what you are using.
When the download is finished, you can double-click the. Be it good, bad or just downright ugly comex has come to the rescue of those with inquiring minds by putting together what he considers and alpha build of Frash.
That however hasnt stifled the communities desire to at least try it out. Tap on the Go button to open the website. Go to the download page of Adobe Flash Player, and select the operating system of your computer, then click the Download button at the right bottom. Its no secret our beloved iPads will not be running Adobe Flash natively anytime soon. Advertisement Here, enter the web address of the Flash site you want to visit. Once downloaded, open the browser and tap on the URL bar. You will need to port the Application to an AIR Mobile app to get it to run on the iPad. To get started, open the App Store, search for Puffin Web Browser, and tap on the Get button to download the free browser.
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