http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/new...sh-plugins.ars
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Windows 8 will have two versions of Internet Explorer 10: a conventional browser that lives on the legacy desktop, and a new Metro-style, touch-friendly browser that lives in the Metro world. The second of these, the Metro browser, will not support any plugins. Whether Flash, Silverlight, or some custom business app, sites that need plugins will only be accessible in the non-touch, desktop-based browser.
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Windows 8 will still support Flash but the interface that Microsoft wants to live on tablets and other touch screen devices will require a rather nasty switch to the desktop version of the browser should you wish to use Flash.
Another hammerblow to the future of Flash
