Epiphany slow to load some sites ?!? -- Repost

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Hi;

Epiphany, which used to be my fastest browser, has slowed right down
when loading some sites.  About 50% of them.

I filed a bug a couple of months ago.  The report back was that "Can't
fix.  An Adobe Flash problem."  Is this then the final answer for me?
Can I no longer use epiphany?  Is there a new Flash package I can
download from Adobe Systems Incorporated?  I didn't see one.

Can anyone expand on what is happening to Epiphany.  The Gnome mail list
and forum are useless.

Original sent:	04/26/2010 01:55:10 PM 
This has been re-posted because it is an important issue to me. 
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Regards Bill
Fedora 12, Gnome 2.28
Evo.2.28, Emacs 23.1.1

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