Windows 8 new standard browser is not going to support Flash (or any other plugin). To enable flash you either have to registry hack the old browser back or download a other browser. Since a great part of the users dont even know the existence of other browsers, this would mean a great part wont ever have flash again.
Adobe is now going to focus more on AIR apps.
This silently means that flash is dying as a webbased way of providing interaction.
What does this mean for krpano: All users should prepare to make their tours HTML5/Ipad compatible. Its still going to take a while though, but it's coming.
According to microsoft, IE10 and the new Metro browser is going to support HTML5 CSS3 3d transformation (which krpano needs). http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/hh272…CSS3DTransforms