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I rock click-to-play for plugins in Chrome and it's extremely helpful for browsing speed and enjoyability. No more playing "Which window is that sound coming f
by pdenya 15y ago
I rock click-to-play for plugins in Chrome and it's extremely helpful for browsing speed and enjoyability. No more playing "Which window is that sound coming from?". That said, there are definite usability problems with the current chrome implementation that I hope FF improves on. I'd like a "Load all requested plugins for this page" button. Or a whitelist maybe.
- lucian1900 15y agoThere's icon in the url bar which you can click to whitelist the current website, and there's whitelist settings as well.
- SquareWheel 15y agoIt also has a "run all plugins now" button so you don't have to whitelist if you just want them to run in that session. Sometimes this button is necessary if there's a 1x1 flash embed somewhere that is required for the page.