is there a reason firefox flash plugin crashes

6.2 Flash Protected Mode issues on Windows Vista and above.4.2.1 Uninstall using Windows Control Panel.Seriously deficient in the common sense communications department.ĭo we really need NTFS style per file/page Permissions to Protect 'Us' from other peoples webpages? What is it a Filesystem? To be sort of fair the message seems to be generated by Adobe Flash, but how do they know what Blocked them? A Browser defaults block, a custom property triggered on foul language, a tear sheet with an additional ACL of Permissions per page or element? And that would mean without Adobe's message you would have 'no clue' the video was even failing, or missing. so if you go through a portal, its really bad. Īnd to make matters worse this persists both Updating Firefox and Downgrading Firefox, and even if you clear your browser cache and clear your cookies per site and all cookies.Īnd it appears to 'propagate or inherit' if you hit a page with the 'Block' permission for a plugin and then link from there to other pages with no custom permission settings sheet.

How a Permission gets set like that is beyond me, but I suspect its one of the new defaults in that Blog entry that looks like a EULA that pops up everytime a long running script is slowing down Firefox and it offers to. Survey all of your Plugins on the 'chance' that this is the problem, when it could be many others. While you browser is Crashing and Flickering you have to No clue that the problem is not the new nebulous Firefox overlord 'we know best' imbedded defaults (you can't change), no clue it is not the Firefox browser global defaults (you can change), not the Adobe Plugin (actually crashing), that its a 'Permissions!!!' problem set on the page by the browser.

Is there a reason firefox flash plugin crashes