Hello,
As you may know, Chrome will be moving to block flash by default. According to an article that I read (posted below): The new functionality, enabled by default in the latest beta release of Chrome, will automatically pause bits of Flash content the browser determines “arent central to the webpage.”
There are 2 Flash based features of Boonex:
- Messenger - Flash-based Instant Video Messenger for one-to-one communication with rich text chat.
- Whiteboard - Flash-based social doodling with concurrent multi-user drawing support.
Will these features be affected by the change?
www.pcworld.com/article/2932112/google-teams-with-adobe-to-reduce-flash-use-in-chrome.html
