Actually, I just found out those folks at work installed some software
on my box again. So, I had to rip out some more crap. You also need to
locate appropriate all.js and remove or comment out the appropriate
plugin.scan.XXX line; otherwise, the plugins keeps coming back.
CarlosRivera wrote:
Daniel Veditz writes:
> Firefox does not install flash. If flash is not installed and you go to
> a page with flash content (or other unknown plugin types) the
> space contains a picture of a puzzle piece which you can click to
> install the handler (if we know about it).
>
> Something else ins
Anthony G. Atkielski wrote:
Michael Lefevre writes:
If you don't trust the Flash plugin, then don't have it installed.
Firefox never asked me about Flash when I installed it, and I can't find
a plugin anywhere that I can deinstall. It just appeared.
Firefox does not install flash. If flash is not
On windows there is pluginreg.dat. Just rip out all the plugins from
"about:plugins" that you don't like. I notice that my unix version of
mozilla does not have this file, but "about:plugins" says I have no
plugins installed. So, I am not sure if the file is the same or not.
You should be ab
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Anthony G. Atkielski wrote:
Firefox never asked me about Flash when I installed it, and I can't find
a plugin anywhere that I can deinstall. It just appeared.
The way it works is a bar appears that suggests
you install it. It's not supposed to install itself.
If there is any way that Flash ins
Michael Lefevre writes:
> Only if there's a security flaw in Flash itself.
Security flaws in programs of this type are legion. I don't plan to be
a victim.
> If you don't trust the Flash plugin, then don't have it installed.
Firefox never asked me about Flash when I installed it, and I can't f
On 2005-02-19, Anthony G. Atkielski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do my eyes deceive me, or is there no way to disable Flash in Firefox?
> If there's no way to prevent Flash from being displayed, this is a
> security breach.
Only if there's a security flaw in Flash itself. If you don't trust
the F
