Microsoft has announced that they will be rolling out an update to Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 8 and Windows RT that will enable Flash content to be run in the browser by default.
Starting tomorrow, we are updating Internet Explorer 10 in Windows 8 and Windows RT to enable Flash content to run by default. On Windows 8, all Flash content continues to be enabled for IE on the desktop.
As we have seen through testing over the past several months, the vast majority of sites with Flash content are now compatible with the Windows experience for touch, performance, and battery life. With this update, the curated Compatibility View (CV) list blocks Flash content in the small number of sites that are still incompatible with the Windows experience for touch or that depend on other plug-ins.
You can find out more details over at the Microsoft Blog.
Source Slashgear
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