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You can install ClickToFlash to get a taste of it, so when you absolutely need to see some flash content, you can just click on it. http://clicktoflash.com/ ht
by DeusExMachina 16y ago
You can install ClickToFlash to get a taste of it, so when you absolutely need to see some flash content, you can just click on it.
http://clicktoflash.com/ http://clicktoflash.com/
Actually I don't miss Flash at all except for one place: street view on Google Maps, which is done in Flash and I find it useful to take a look when I have to go in some place I don't know (it helps a lot being familiar with the surroundings once you are there).
Apart of that, I never enable Flash on other websites.
- Yaggo 16y agoI would like to see clicktoflash pre-installed on Macs ;-)
- nikster 16y agoClicktoflash is the first thing I install on any new Mac - my own, or friend's. I find the internet unusable without Flash blocker. Flash uses are as follows: - Ads. Nobody needs those, and I actually dread the day Flash dies, because then these annoying ads will be HTML5 and maybe not as easy to block anymore. - Games. I know lots of people who play nothing but Facebook games all day. - Video. Not an issue anymore as most content is available in HTML5. If Apple finds an alternative solution for Flash games, they can kill Flash off completely. I don't feel like they're going there though, probably knowing that the day they try to kill Adobe will be the day Microsoft buys Adobe out.
- pietro 16y agoMaps for iOS has a native implementation of Google Street View. It's much better than the desktop version, so I don't even use Flash for that.