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Adobe Closes BrowserLab, Blames Mobile Platform Rise

by Jeffrey ZeldmanMarch 14, 2013August 12, 2019

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On March 13, Adobe unexpectedly added a chapter to the story of the fading of the PC, when it announced that it would be closing down its BrowserLab service effective… March 13.

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