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Doing things "right"... I would rather know where flash beings and ends and have to jump through hoops. Actually I would prefer it never run at all ever. Flash

by sqeaky 10y ago

Doing things "right"... I would rather know where flash beings and ends and have to jump through hoops. Actually I would prefer it never run at all ever. Flash not run is "right". There have been too many security flaws where Flash would allow remote execution of arbitrary code, and that eventually means viruses. If my family gets a virus, then I am on the hook for it.

eridius 10y ago
Yes, this is precisely why Chrome's current behavior is awful. It's forcing me to set Flash to "Run Always", which is a security and privacy problem, simply because one site I use opens .swf files in new windows instead of embedding them in HTML pages.