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Recently i discover Chrome's Click-to-Play flash builtin feature (you can reach it in Preferences/Under the Hood/Content Settings/Plugins). It's similar to the
by lamnk 16y ago
Recently i discover Chrome's Click-to-Play flash builtin feature (you can reach it in Preferences/Under the Hood/Content Settings/Plugins). It's similar to the ClickToFlash plugins for Safari: http://clicktoflash.com http://clicktoflash.com, but it's integrated in Chrome, you don't have to install anything to use it. Disable flash really enhanced my browsing experience: pages load faster, cpu usage down, more battery time ... If you want to see a specific flash object just click on it.
Too bad they removed the feature in Chromium 9 :( Instead you must block all sites and use a white list for site-wide exceptions.
- ndaiger 16y agoThis bothered me too, but you can re-enable it. Put about:flags in the address bar, and at the bottom is an option for adding back the "click to play" setting.