Adblock of Mozilla Firefox vs Security control of IE
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
[Old blog on 17-01-2006 @Orange is me]
I'm thinking about Adblock things for a long time. Why does the Adblock block flash file and treat it as AD? I'm learning how to bulid flash movie recently, the problem blow up after I publish my flash movie to the website. The same problem happened to IE, the new security control block flash file on page.
How to distinguish the real AD and normal flash file is a problem to solve in the near future.
I got some answer of Flash here:
The Macromedia Flash Player displays content created with Macromedia Flash such as web application front-ends, high-impact website user interfaces, interactive online advertising, and short-form to long-form animation.Does it means "interactive online advertising" is one of the aims of Flash? I'm confusing.
Problem sloved in IE by:Internet Options -> Security tab -> Custom level -> ActiveX controls and plugins [Change from Disable (default) to Enable, then IE would download Flash from the codebase tag]
posted by Orange Cheng @ 4:42 AM,
1 Comments:
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At February 13, 2007 at 6:19:00 AM PST,
Wladimir said...
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Neither Adblock nor Adblock Plus block Flash per se, they only block what the filters tell them to block. I heard reports of an incompatibility between Adblock and Flash 9 however, Flash movies fail to appear because of it. Adblock Plus is not affected AFAICT.