The click to flash extension works wonders, and the best part is that your machine doesn't automatically begin playing those irritating flash videos every time you open one of those sites that has one. The html5 videos still play, but since flash outranks html5 by a long shot, I'm ok with that. It sure saves my sanity. There's nothing I hate more than opening up a site, and having it start out with a 20 minute lecture on what I came there to buy, especially, since 90 percent of the time, I already know what I came there to buy. *growl*
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