Hi Bruno, I think this is common issue with Adobe Flash Player and nVidia proprietary drivers. I guess it can be solved by disabling hardware acceleration of flash. The system-wide settings is in /etc/adobe/mms.cfg but disabling it in there may not work. Probalby there is per user settings somewhere in your home (not sure where exactly). But you can right-click on a flash video go to settings and disable the hardware acceleration in there. Another issue is this internal flash menu is sometimes unclickable (it just ignores your mouse). Then you have to fullscreen the flash video at first (on youtube perhaps). Yeah. This is kinda funny and tricky. But if i remember it worked for me.
Pavel On Sun, May 13, 2012 at 09:45:19PM +1000, BRAGA, Bruno wrote: > Just wanted to ask if anyone has faced this problem before, and what you > did about it. > Every time I leave a tab in the browser with a flash running (eg. > youtube), it also gets displayed on other workspaces (refer to > attachment). The weird thing is that taking a screenshot of the window, > nothing shows up, so I took a photo using my mobile... > Thanks! > > -- > Braga, Bruno > [1]www.brunobraga.net > [2]bruno.br...@gmail.com > > References > > Visible links > 1. http://www.brunobraga.net/ > 2. mailto:bruno.br...@gmail.com
