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It turns out there is a faster way to fix the issue. There is a program called Adobe Flash Player Uninstaller that does the trick, and as an added benefit, it a
by mangeletti 11y ago
It turns out there is a faster way to fix the issue. There is a program called Adobe Flash Player Uninstaller that does the trick, and as an added benefit, it also prevents any future zero-day exploit.
Seriously, I've been Flash-free for many months, and I haven't missed a thing. I highly recommend it. Other than some really old websites, everything works as expected (YouTube, news websites with video, etc.).
- jwr 11y agoSeconded. On my new Mac I never installed any Adobe software. Several months later and I haven't needed flash even once.
- egwynn 11y agoSame here. Though I use extensions like ClickToFlash, which prevent plugin loading by default, but allow me to selectively activate plugins in the DOM by clicking on them.