Free Flash Blocker for Firefox

[trexpesto]

add-on gives option to click play button

and pages load so much quicker!

perfect for AT :lips:

Flashblocker

 

[thescreensavers]

aaa... No-script does the same thing. and you are in the wrong section

 

[Tomer]

Originally posted by: trexpesto
add-on gives option to click play button

and pages load so much quicker!

perfect for AT :lips:

Flashblocker

I love participating in this forum, but I had considered not coming back after those annoying GD flash ads started showing up. I use TFlash to rid me of them, but it is not ideal.

I understand web forums have operating expenses, but they need to realize that cramming annoying flashing, spinning, pulsating, flickering ads down a customers throat is *not* the way to generate revenue, although I suspect Anand gets paid for impressions rather than click through.

 

[kendogg]

Thank you so much OP!

 

[niji1875]

Thanks for your post.

 

[CTho9305]

Originally posted by: Tomer

Originally posted by: trexpesto
add-on gives option to click play button

and pages load so much quicker!

perfect for AT :lips:

Flashblocker

I love participating in this forum, but I had considered not coming back after those annoying GD flash ads started showing up. I use TFlash to rid me of them, but it is not ideal.

I understand web forums have operating expenses, but they need to realize that cramming annoying flashing, spinning, pulsating, flickering ads down a customers throat is *not* the way to generate revenue, although I suspect Anand gets paid for impressions rather than click through.

See the link in my sig.

 

[Slick5150]

Wrong forum

 

[imported_cheapdude]

I use proxomitron

 

[imported_bubbalou32]

Youtube won't load without flash.

 

[Traveler]

flash blocker?

lol, I'm looking for a flash saver.

 

[babylon5]

thanks for posting

 

[nyker96]

well I don't blame AT for putting up ads, but I use a general proxy filter called Privoxy. It not only filters flash ads, banner ads but also tracking cookies and anything you dislike, fully programmable, excellent piece from the open source world. However, I think this one might be more for programmers who don't mind do some config coding. It puts a ton of filtering power at your finger tip though.

 

[Schadenfroh]

Use adblock plus and subscribe to an up-to-date listing of known advertisements using its built in subscription feature, should take care of most adds automatically:

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1865/