Click to Flash Question

[gjm87]

So I have my new rMBP 13 and I installed the click to flash extension on Safari, and whenever I open up espn.com I don't get a box like I should. Does anyone know why? Sorry if this is in the wrong forum.

 

[Shrink]

So I have my new rMBP 13 and I installed the click to flash extension on Safari, and whenever I open up espn.com I don't get a box like I should. Does anyone know why? Sorry if this is in the wrong forum.

I just went over to espn.com and had no problem.

My tech ignorant suggestion is to try re-installing, if you haven't done so.

 

[gjm87]

I tried reinstalling and this is what I keep getting?

Any thoughts?

 

[accountforit]

Have you tried restarting after the install?

 

[gjm87]

Have you tried restarting after the install?

I have and nothing. Is there any settings I need to change? Do I have install flash?

 

[Shrink]

I have and nothing. Is there any settings I need to change? Do I have install flash?

You might try whitelisting the URL.

 

[simon48]

Do I have install flash?

You do need to have Flash installed to play Flash content. Either way I would install the latest version of Flash.

 

[gjm87]

You might try whitelisting the URL.

What does this mean?

 

[Shrink]

What does this mean?

I the ClickToFlash settings, you can list URLs that are exempted from the effect of the extension. I have YouTube on a list where the extension is disabled, so when I go to YouTube, the videos play because ClickToFlash is disabled.