> It's annoying enough to force people to update while still giving you an option to run the old version if you absolutely have to. FireFox now has changed the

> It's annoying enough to force people to update while still giving you an option to run the old version if you absolutely have to. FireFox now has changed the default to click-to-activate for the Flash plugin, but this behavior a couple of years ago led me to enable click-to-activate on all my computers, when I opened up an older machine I hadn't fired up in a while and noticed that Flash was conveniently disabled everywhere. Until FF's recent change, this behavior broke a lot of websites, and clearly now they're fixing their interaction with click-to-activate behavior. Some sites would have an element with js handlers over the flash plugin for ads or something else, some would just display a message that's like, "You should download the flash player", which meant they were entirely broken.