Will there be plugins like Flash, Silverlight, etc. Will eventually replace XHTML / CSS / Javascript?

Question

I have been developing with XHTML, CSS and Javascript for about 4 years now.

I like it a lot and hate it a bit. I was looking a bit for Flash and Silverlight, but as a developer, I'm not too keen on them.

One reason is that they block you as a supplier and tend to use these tools for suppliers. For example. Adobe Flash or Microsoft Visual Studio, etc.

In addition, Silverlight seems to mix content, layout / style and behavior and one markup language, while I like the way XHTML is used to separate them in code, but combine them into a custom web browser.

I also welcome the usability of the Internet, for example. back, hyperlinks, etc., which are the standards set in stone that people are used to dealing with.

However, I see a lot of support for Silverlight and Flash. As for the .NET Developer jobs, I see fewer jobs for /.NET front-end developers and more jobs for Silverlight / .NET developers.

Will the HTML developer work in the future, or should I upgrade to a proprietary platform like Silverlight?

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If Silverlight becomes a web platform, it will be a good alternative to the hodgepope technologies that are currently in use. FYI, Microsfoft says Silverlight on Android is very affordable. On the iPhone, it's hard to say Apple is weird about such things.

AOL recently created an RIA version of its email client in Silverlight. It looks good, and there are no Javascript errors here. From the point of view of the developer, this is huge.