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I made it my new year's resolution in 2015 to have Flash disabled. For my use case, it works great. Longer battery, less heat, and the internet still works. I
by shurcooL 11y ago
I made it my new year's resolution in 2015 to have Flash disabled. For my use case, it works great. Longer battery, less heat, and the internet still works.
I do turn it on (enable) every now and then for some sites, but very few/infrequently and turn it off right after.
- tajen 11y agoI have all plugins disabled by default on my Chrome. I assume it's mostly Flash. It's very little disruption, actually: * Plugins can be enabled using one click; * The "Copy shortcut" widgets are disabled by default. Too bad, 2 clicks instead of one. * Some videos are disabled on some news website. Too bad they won't be able to auto-play. * I very rarely encounter websites (less than once in a month) where invisible plugins are required, so I need to restart the page with all plugins activated. I think Google's Not-a-robot Captcha has difficulties with that, if I remember well.