Ever since the announcement of the iPad, and Steve Jobs saying that Flash is no good, many flash sights have crashed when I use Safari on my MacBook. This never happened before but happens about 10 times a day now. Is Apple trying to make Flash look bad? I have never had Flash on Safari crash so often.
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Flash being sabotaged?
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spinnerlys
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What specific sites are you talking about?
What Mac and what Mac OS X and what Safari version do you use?
I'm on the latest Mac OS X and Safari version, and no Flash crashes, but I also use Click2Flash to disable most Flash content and only the ones I want to look at can be activated by me.
What Mac and what Mac OS X and what Safari version do you use?
I'm on the latest Mac OS X and Safari version, and no Flash crashes, but I also use Click2Flash to disable most Flash content and only the ones I want to look at can be activated by me.
I'm using the latest versions of Snow Leopard and Safari. It has been happening on Facebook a lot, but some other sights as well. The strange thing is that it did not start until after the public disagreements about the iPad between Adobe and Apple. I love Apple and agree with it; I just think it's a strange coincidence, or maybe I just never noticed it before.
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robbieduncan
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Apple don't write the Flash plugin on your Mac. Adobe do. So if anyone is sabotaging it the it's Adobe...