Many downloads require adobe flash player,apple does not support.  What options do I have?

Does Apple have an alternative program to run to support Adobe Flash Player?  There are many times I want to download or view something but I can't because Apple does not accept Adobe.

Apple does accept Adobe Flash (I have it on my Mac), but it does not exist for iOS devices.
Read this for the story: Thoughts on Flash
There are a few apps on the AppStore that allow you to view some Flash video content, although the results are variable.

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