We've had lots of questions regarding FWW.com's compatibility with the Apple iPad. Here are some up-to-date answers and information on what to expect going forward. Ever since the release of Apple’s iPad in the Spring of 2010, the unit’s lack of Flash capability has stood out as a sore point for consumers.

But the headache has been even more acute for publishers who have been forced to adapt websites built to operate on the industry standard (at least for the moment) for online video viewing—ie Flash. Here at FineWoodworking.com, we’ve been fielding plenty of questions concerning the site’s compatibility going foward, and I thought it might be appropriate to fill site users in with regards to where we’re at right now, as well as where we’re going in the near future. PDF ARTICLES STILL AVAILABLE If you wish to view and print out conventional PDF versions of our articles, don’t worry, those article files aren’t going anywhere. Nearly every piece we’ve ever published is available for download, printing and/or saving as a PDF file.

Apple’s reasons for not building Flash capability into its iPhones and iPads are purely business/political. Instead of allowing Flash videos to play, Steve Jobs is banking on HTML5–which makes it possible to view videos online without any third party (Flash) intervention—to become the new norm. Weather app for my mac. To be perfectly blunt: HTML5 is where it’s at, but I can’t help but gripe over the fact that it would have made a heck of a lot more sense to have made Apple’s new devices compatible with both platforms. That’s neither here nor there. And maybe my gripe is the reason Steve Jobs goes to sleep at night atop a pile of crisp $100 bills and I am left to muddle about with the rest of the plebians. Jobs is a heck of a lot more prescient than I am! Where are we At?

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