File: flashcarrier.swf-(2.42 MB, 768x612, Loop)
[_] Anonymous 01/29/18(Mon)22:19:12 No.

  Just updated Firefox to version 58.0.1 and now when I open a flash it just says "Run Adobe Flash"
  instead of the previous message that suggested that flash might be dangerous.

  This is a good thing! I didn't expect this from today's browsers that are hell-bent on tearing
  down flash for no reason other than because they have decided to do it. Could it be that they are
  listening to the pleads of people that love flash??

  Unfortunately I can't remember exactly what the old message said, if you haven't upgraded Firefox
  yet please post the old message here.

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>> [_] Anonymous 01/29/18(Mon)22:24:46 No.

  >This plugin has security vulnerabilities.
  >Activate Adobe Flash.
  Hm, was this it? Or is this what it said when you were using an old version of flash?

>> [_] Anonymous 01/29/18(Mon)22:29:08 No.

  >This site uses a plugin that may slow Firefox.
  >Activate Adobe Flash.
  This is the one! It's not as bad as >>3311938 but a simple "Run Adobe Flash" is a million times
  better.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/29/18(Mon)22:52:00 No.

  >>3311939
  >>3311938
  >>3311935
  cool
  but it's only changing phrases for the same block function
  nothing changed and will change and people will try to demonize flash until it's demise
  personally I was most upset about "This site uses a plugin that may slow Firefox."
  I picture dumb people opening a cancerous ad site and then going DERP Y DA COMPUTAH SO SLOOW
  fuck, when I open a single swf file fullscreen I know damn well how fast my pc will be (as fast
  as before actually)
  that's the biggest concern people have? that it MIGHT slow down their toaster pc browser by
  opening 100 tabs with cpu intense swf files?
  not the security vulnerability or unability to know which swf files a random site runs
  automatically...
  FLASH MAKE DA COMPUTAH GO SLOWER, OH NOEZ
  fuck humanity

>> [_] Anonymous 01/29/18(Mon)23:07:59 No.

  >>3311952
  >personally I was most upset about "This site uses a plugin that may slow Firefox."
  That's why I'm happy it only says "Run Adobe Flash" now. I don't really have a problem with flash
  no longer auto-loading in browsers, as long as it is possible to activate it with a simple click
  or two.

  Removing any kind of scary, and frankly, bullshit message like it will "slow down your browser"
  is good. A video will also slow down your browser. As will many images. Or a HTML5 game. Or
  JavaScript. All of those will still auto-load just fine in Firefox without any scary messages.

  I'm still hopeful flash plugin will remain even after 2020. Not optimistic, just hoping for it.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/29/18(Mon)23:23:35 No.

  Hope you are ready for 2020
  Win7 end of life and flash is dead

>> [_] Anonymous 01/29/18(Mon)23:25:50 No.

  >>3311965
  adobe should opensource that shit so flash can live on

>> [_] Anonymous 01/29/18(Mon)23:26:12 No.

  >>3311965
  and here i am on windows 7, enjoying flash. damn it all.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/30/18(Tue)03:45:11 No.

  >>3311968
  wait

  thats a great idea

>> [_] Anonymous 01/30/18(Tue)10:50:48 No.

  >> 3312055