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> Only Firefox shamefully doesn't. Of course it does. It had "Ask to activate" option for every plug-in since some mid-20s release if not earlier.
by huhtenberg 12y ago
> Only Firefox shamefully doesn't.
Of course it does. It had "Ask to activate" option for every plug-in since some mid-20s release if not earlier.
- T-hawk 12y agoAs with most user-friendly browser innovations, it was Opera that did it first. I was using it as early as 2001 for its ability to easily turn off annoying Flash content unless specifically requested. It wasn't quite as simple as click-to-play or controllable per site until a few versions later; it was an application-wide toggle to enable plugins or not, but always very easy to use just one click away on the right-click quick preference menu.