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That's old newsThat's old newsPosted May 16, 2008 2:04 UTC (Fri) by mikachu (subscriber, #5333)In reply to: That's old news by pr1268 Parent article: Adobe releases Flash Player 10 beta
I can recommend flashblock http://flashblock.mozdev.org/, it replaces all flash movies with a button you can press to show them. I also agree that the new beta is very bad on linux, I didn't get through a single youtube video without crashing, however, the fullscreen mode was less choppy during the brief period it worked :).
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That's old news Posted May 16, 2008 13:13 UTC (Fri) by afalko (subscriber, #37028) [Link] I just tried flashblock. I can't be happier :). I used to see heavy CPU usage when using flash, now its pretty much gone. I don't need multi core anymore :). Thanks for the tip.
That's old news Posted May 16, 2008 16:58 UTC (Fri) by iabervon (subscriber, #722) [Link] I can't imagine trying to use flash-based things without flashblock. There are far too many flash things that start immediately. So I'd click a link, switch tabs, read some email, write a bit of code, work on a puzzle a little, and come back to the first tab to find that I've missed the whole thing, whatever it was.
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