There's a whitelist allowing you to specify sites that will always be allowed. If you'd like to view that Flash object, just I recommend Firefox!)įor Gecko-based browsers, a handy utility exists that lets you disable flash and replace it with a clickableīutton called FlashBlock. Works with Mozilla Suite, Mozilla Firefox, K-Meleon and Camino (All are free. Is using 1x1 flash applets to track you from their own site (and get around the fact that you disable or delete yourĬookies for privacy reasons), an ad blocker won't help. The unfortunate thing with adblockers, though, is that some Flash ads will still get through. There are several out for Internet Explorer as well.
I've used AdBlock for FirefoxĪnd the Mozilla Suite for quite some time. There and I won't try to list them all here. Some people choose to use some sort of ad-blocking software. Disabling it can be preferable in these instances. Visit a page with Flash on it, which can be very annoying. Unfortunately, some browsers will then prompt you to install Flash EVERY time you The benefits (fun animations and games), you can simply uninstall it from your system. If, like some people, you decide that the downsides of Flash (privacy invasion, loud annoying ads) simply outweigh So what can you do? Option 1: Uninstalling Flash To make matters even worse, flash can now be used to If you've ever suddenly been startled by a loud unexpected ad while quietlyīrowsing the web, it's almost always Flash. Unfortunately, much of what Flash is used for now-a-days is forĪds. There are some excellent entertainment and game sites online with
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