Disable - Enable the flush plugin
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A Former User last edited by
Hi,
Many web sites play videos embedded within a page immediately when it loads. So when the page is loaded you immateriality exposed to all the noise, whether is is a commercial, or a short video or the website video logo...
Quiettttt Please...:)in most cases one have to search for the video, in order to stop it.
Very annoying, at least for me.Firefox gives a decent method to handle it.
The address bar contains button, allowing to disable-enable the flush for each of site on the spot.
This way, all the bothering websites are blocked, but when i still want to watch or hear something, it can be done in a sec.Now I moved to Opera, at least i am trying to.
The only advantage I found so far is that it maybe a bit lighter / faster.
Not sure.On the other hand, among all the missing features, at least for me, this one will probably cause me to return to Firefox.
Is there a way to disable - enable the flush plugin in a convenient way?Tx
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lando242 last edited by
You can make play plugins play on demand. So it will be grayed out with a play button in the middle and wont play unless you click it. Its great for getting rid of flash advertising. I don't know if you can whitelist pages for it though. You might also look into Opera's extension store and see if there is anything there that does what you want.
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A Former User last edited by
You can make play plugins play on demand. So it will be grayed out with a play button in the middle and wont play unless you click it. Its great for getting rid of flash advertising. I don't know if you can whitelist pages for it though. You might also look into Opera's extension store and see if there is anything there that does what you want.
You can make play plugins play on demand. So it will be grayed out with a play button in the middle and wont play unless you click it. Its great for getting rid of flash advertising. I don't know if you can whitelist pages for it though. You might also look into Opera's extension store and see if there is anything there that does what you want.
I am using developer version 38.0
Cant find "play on demand" option.Maybe it is not there?
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A Former User last edited by
Thanks.
There is a limit though, you can not do that (Click To Play) for a single plugin
There is a Manage individual plug-ins option, but this only allows to disable or enable a single plugin.
I think FireFox way to do that is Excellent, and developers team should adopt this one.
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A Former User last edited by
In Addition, I found cases where although I set Click To Play, the plugin can not be enabled when needed.
Opera does not recognize the need, and does not display an option to enable the plugin.I refer to chats in which a sound is played when a message was sent or received. Not video.
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A Former User last edited by
I have the contrary problem. When I go in a site that requires flash player I need to click before it loads the site. Is is annoyng. Is it possible that Opera runs flash player immediately?
I use a portable version.
Another thing.
I don't see in Firefox the button to disable flash player. Is it an extension? -
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
I have the contrary problem. When I go in a site that requires flash player I need to click before it loads the site. Is is annoyng. Is it possible that Opera runs flash player immediately?
I use a portable version.Do you have Turbo enabled by chance?
Also note that Flash content to run automatically or not may depend also on the site.
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A Former User last edited by
I don't see in Firefox the button to disable flash player. Is it an extension?
Check the left side of the address bar.
On the right of the BACK arrow. -
A Former User last edited by
In Addition, I found cases where although I set Click To Play, the plugin can not be enabled when needed.
Opera does not recognize the need, and does not display an option to enable the plugin.Yep. For those case you can add an exception.
Are you from development team?
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A Former User last edited by
I don't see in Firefox the button to disable flash player. Is it an extension?
See this image
http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=470baed -
A Former User last edited by
Ok, thanks. Other little problems. In Firefox, I open a site I click on URL and it becomes blue. Then I click and trasport the url on desktop and it becoems a link to the site.
In opeera it is tha same but is is impossible to drop the link on desktop. Why? Is there a remedium? -
A Former User last edited by
If I go in speed dials - tab appears a record in which is written chrome/startpage/activity.
Why Chrome? Is there a connection between Opera and Chrome? -
