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I believe Firefox's plan is to only hide Flash if it's set to click-to-play. I don't think click-to-play is default behavior for Flash unless it's not the lates

I believe Firefox's plan is to only hide Flash if it's set to click-to-play. I don't think click-to-play is default behavior for Flash unless it's not the latest version.

cpeterso 10y ago
That is correct, though the planned "plugin cloaking" features for Firefox and Chrome will be a form of click-to-play.
the8472 10y ago
Have you read the story? > In 2017, Firefox will require click-to-activate approval from users before a website activates the Flash plugin for any content.
- bobajeff 10y ago
  Oh, somehow I overlooked that. That's a pretty strong action they are taking.
- andrepd 10y ago
  Firefox has done that for the past 6 months or so, for me at least.
  - talmand 10y ago
    It's been an option for a while now, but I'm not sure if it's set to Ask To Activate by default.