Re: Flash on 64 bit systems (was Re: Firefox 4 repo)

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On 19/07/10 09:18, Suvayu Ali wrote:

>> I think FlashBlock would be a fairly good compromise. If you're using
>> FlashBlock, you can safely wander around the web knowing that no flash you
>> do not explicitly authorize will be running.  As for NoScript, I'm not sure
>> that it adds value for this specific issue, but I certainly run it anyway
>> (and not for security reasons).
>
> Thanks for your opinion Chris. Much appreciated. :)


I find betterprivacy also quite useful with flash_64,
as it removes unwanted flash trcking.

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Frank Murphy
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