Skyfire coming to iPhone - Flash to come with it?

Although slim, this may be the only chance iDevices have of getting a browser with Flash, thanks to the proxy-magic that is Skyfire:

Skyfire has announced that it will follow in Opera's footsteps and bring its mobile browser onto the iPhone platform. The company claims it was "heartened" by Apple's decision to approve the third-party browser, which offers an alternative to Safari. The approval pushed Skyfire ot accelerate their projects aimed at Apple's range of devices.
The free Skyfire browser is currently available only for Windows Mobile and Symbian devices. The software boasts support for a variety of video formats, such as YouTube and Yahoo Video, along with Flash 10 and Silverlight 2.0 content. It is unlikely that Skyfire's iPhone variant will retain all of the same functionality as the existing browser, as Apple has maintained a staunch opposition to Flash technology on its mobile devices.

Skyfire follows Opera, plans iPhone browser | MacNN

Originally Posted by ragnarokx

Although slim, this may be the only chance iDevices have of getting a browser with Flash, thanks to the proxy-magic that is Skyfire:

Skyfire has announced that it will follow in Opera's footsteps and bring its mobile browser onto the iPhone platform. The company claims it was "heartened" by Apple's decision to approve the third-party browser, which offers an alternative to Safari. The approval pushed Skyfire ot accelerate their projects aimed at Apple's range of devices.
The free Skyfire browser is currently available only for Windows Mobile and Symbian devices. The software boasts support for a variety of video formats, such as YouTube and Yahoo Video, along with Flash 10 and Silverlight 2.0 content. It is unlikely that Skyfire's iPhone variant will retain all of the same functionality as the existing browser , as Apple has maintained a staunch opposition to Flash technology on its mobile devices.

Skyfire follows Opera, plans iPhone browser | MacNN

So, Skyfire is going to submit a crappy version of itself to Apple, just like Opera did?

^^I'm with you on this. I tried out Opera the other day and it sucked hard. Not at all impressed.

But if Apple turned Adobe away with all this flash stuff then what makes Skyfire think they are so special to have a browser with flash make it to the Apple platform