Hi Rob,
The only whitelisting and blacklisting I could find was under the
heading network connections. What I would like to do is auto start on
some pages and not autostart on others, and make it impossible to start
on yet others (pause enabled and then whitelist some sites, blacklist
some other
On Tue, Oct 06, 2009 at 11:52:25PM +0200, Bram Neijt wrote:
Currently, Flashblock does not properly work with Gnash.
Consider writing to Flashblock developers asking for
the reason why gnash isn't supported. Might be an easy
fix if they tell us what's the problem.
--strk;
Free GIS Flash
Good news,
I've got firefox 3.5 and flashblock 1.5.11.2 works! It took me some time
to get annoyed enough to write the mail, and I left checking with the
newest versions. Sorry for that.
So, now I'm a happy user again :D Still I think this feature should be
dropped as soon as it stops working
I like the Start gnash in paused mode option, because I was a
fanatical user of the FlashBlock[1] plugin. It saves a lot of memory and
simply cleans-up pages because you get less commercials shacking and
blinking for your attention.
Currently, Flashblock does not properly work with Gnash. On the
Bram Neijt wrote:
Currently, Flashblock does not properly work with Gnash. On the other
hand, Gnash does not support white-listing, blacklisting and removal of
flash parts in a page.
Um, Gnash does support whitelists and blacklists, and has for many
years. See
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