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Check the browser settings. Set "Enable plug-ins" to "On demand". It's basically the same as Flashblock.
by RK 16y ago
Check the browser settings. Set "Enable plug-ins" to "On demand". It's basically the same as Flashblock.
- ergo98 16y agoThe one annoyance of it is to enable a single flash element on a page, it enables all flash elements on the page. Wish it was more granular.
- andybak 16y agoDoesn't it work like 'click to flash' i.e. each element activates when clicked on? I haven't tried but I assumed it did.
- ergo98 16y agoIt does, but at the page level. If a page has seven flash elements, once you activate any of them it activates all of them (as the activation is of the plug-in rather than the instance). I suspect this was by design, as the thought would be "make compelling flash content and then we'll also get them with the flash ads".