does anyone have a solutions on how to block flash animation? dont suggest me flash & pic control, it doesn't work,
mas
Shadows Papa
2:45 pm on Dec 2, 2003 (gmt 0)
It's easy for me. I never installed the flash player. I can't see FLASH. For me, it wasn't what was being shown, it was the fact that flash was a waste of time and bandwidth. I visit sites for content, not for cartoons and animation. Flash adds greatly to the overhead - pages take a lot of time to load, it has on occasion crashed computers here and I've seen the processor pegged for minutes, so when I rebuilt my computers, i made sure they couldn't run flash. Very few serious business sites use it anyway. To me it's one of those "why?" things. Why on earth would I want it? Because I can? Not a good enough reason. So your answer - don't install the flash player or disable it on your computer if it's already there. I don't miss it a bit.
Shadows Papa
jsherrod
7:35 pm on Dec 2, 2003 (gmt 0)
I would have to agree with the previous post in getting rid of flash but I disagree with it's value. Hold on, scratch that thought. It has value if you are a creater of interstitials that take over your screen. and it has value if you want your logo to spin. don't install the plugin.
bcolflesh
7:47 pm on Dec 2, 2003 (gmt 0)
Good info to stop the annoying plugin:
faq.ozoneasylum.com/446/
Shadows Papa
7:57 pm on Dec 2, 2003 (gmt 0)
I can spin a logo with a GIF, smaller file, and anyone can run it, little overhead....... but once it's spun a bit, anything from there is simply annoying, at least to me........ Spin it a bit, then stop it. I'll get your point!
I know of some low overhead Java applets that will spin things too - then you have something with its own issues there.
:-)
Shadows Papa
nonprof webguy
8:11 pm on Dec 2, 2003 (gmt 0)
For Mozilla browsers, Ted Mielczarek created a nifty extension that blocks Flash and leaves an empty box you can click if you want to play the Flash.