SirGrant said:
> So for example lets say you have a browser on ubuntu. If you go to a
website
> that uses flash video it may encourage the user to install the non-free
adobe
> flash software.
That's not an example, this is something web pages do, not something Firefox
does. Abrowser doesn't try to do anything about it, and I think this is
outside the scope of what Abrowser is supposed to do.
Abrowser does do something about this, sort of, but it's a bad way of doing
things: Gnash is installed by default, which makes many websites wrongly
think their Flash code will work on your computer, breaking some websites
that have HTML5 fallback. (I think the reason for Gnash being installed by
default is something else, but either way, it's a bad design choice.)
