Hey guys,

We're paying attention to this latest update over at blip, and we're
working to release new code that will hopefully avoid these security
pop-ups.  We're a little swamped with ongoing business right now, but
we'll release something asap.

Yours,

Mike
Co-founder, blip.tv

--- In [email protected], John Dowdell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Michael Verdi wrote:
> > If the alert that they user is seeing is related to the recent IE
security
> > update then won't they see it even if the video is Flash since it
will use
> > the Object tag?
>
> huh? Let me pour another cup of coffee here.... ;-)
>
> [ Later: ah, got it, I think... for "Is use of Flash affected by the
> recent Microsoft browser change?" then yes, it is, with lots more info
> here:  http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/activecontent ]
>
>
> When I go to a page where someone has posted a flash movie
> > with code they get from blip I get a "Click to activate and use this
> > control" message when I mouse over it. Also,  for example the
website for my
> > theater uses flash for thier navagation and I get that same thing
on each
> > page I navagate too. The solution I beleive lies not in what
format you
> > choose but in how you write it into the page. The way I understand
it and
> > have experienced it so far is that any use of the Object, Embed or
Applet
> > tags gets you the alert in IE 6.
>
> Hmm, if an underlying question "Is the new 'click to activate' tooltip
> in Microsoft Internet Explorer like the 'missing plugin' or 'update
your
> plugin' alerts browsers sometime show?", then I don't think so...
> different issues. But I'm not sure I pulled the right question-mark out
> of the paragraph of periods.
>
> jd
>
>
>
>
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