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Flash Player update notice - WHiiP - 09-14-2019
I am getting Flash Player update page on the Detroit Free Press website. How can I make this go away? Once the page loads there is no escape,
Thanks,
Re: Flash Player update notice - Speedy - 09-14-2019
Link?
Re: Flash Player update notice - NewtonMP2100 - 09-14-2019
.....Gordon....??
Re: Flash Player update notice - space-time - 09-14-2019
https://www.freep.com/
???
I don't see anything. Maybe it is an ad for a malware website? my raspberry pi blocks most ads
Re: Flash Player update notice - Sarcany - 09-14-2019
Disable JavaScript in your browser pref's.
Re: Flash Player update notice - JoeH - 09-14-2019
If the page that wants you ro get a "Flash" update won't go away, and you have he current version downloaded directly from Adobe, then it is definitely pulling up a link to a malware site. These usually are controlled by Javascript, disabling that will let you get off the page.
Re: Flash Player update notice - MikeF - 09-14-2019
Get "Kill Sticky".
Re: Flash Player update notice - space-time - 09-14-2019
MikeF wrote:
Get "Kill Sticky".
Love that script.
Re: Flash Player update notice - RAMd®d - 09-14-2019
I take the view that any and every Flash update notification is malware baiting me.
I've no Flash in my Macs except for FireFox.
Kill Sticky is in the Favorites bar.
It gets used all the time, mainly to kill the various headers on sites that keep moving up and down, obscuring the webpage and annoying as well.
You're probably already aware something is haunting the DFP site or it's an ad they're hosting that's Flashing you.
Also, when I KS some sites to get rid of annoying bits (Sales Chat windows, share panels) it sometimes kills navigation of the site.
Re: Flash Player update notice - MrNoBody - 09-14-2019
I was not aware folks still used Flash. Seriously, I haven't had it installed for over
four years. Didn't HTML5 eliminate the need for it?
:oldfogey: