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Anyone know how to handle flash cookies in KM?
Tks.
N
I delete the flash cookies manually but one might use therefore third party software as well.
However flash cookies get stored very rarely on my system since the flash plug-in (I never install flash just grab the plug-in) is basically disabled (renamed). If I'm after a flash video on YouTube, it happens rarely, I prefer to use an online service like KeepVid which also gives me the choice to store the vid in MP4 format instead od SWF.
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Yogi,
Not quite sure I understand how you use Flash. If you have the plug-in minus Flash, how do you view flash files? I would venture to guess that the KeepVid thing would have to be used with a copy and paste of the flash video URL????
<weak grin>
N
You are right. KeepVid has to be used with a copy and paste of the flash video URL.
Generally I don't need the flash plug-in to grab the flash video URL:
In order to view most flash videos (those with the SWF-extension at least) with your browser it's enough to have the NPSWF32.dll in the plugin folder of your browser.
No need to install the whole flash crap. I never did.
Since I don't like to stress my browser by watching flash videos I use the Adobe SWF-player (a standalone .exe which I also extract from Adobe's installation garbage package
) therefore:
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/15/2009 07:32PM by Yogi.
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how to handle flash cookies
Posted by:
ndebord
Date: August 15, 2009 04:03AM
Anyone know how to handle flash cookies in KM?
Tks.
N
Re: how to handle flash cookies
Posted by:
Yogi
Date: August 15, 2009 07:45AM
I delete the flash cookies manually but one might use therefore third party software as well.
However flash cookies get stored very rarely on my system since the flash plug-in (I never install flash just grab the plug-in) is basically disabled (renamed). If I'm after a flash video on YouTube, it happens rarely, I prefer to use an online service like KeepVid which also gives me the choice to store the vid in MP4 format instead od SWF.
FlashPlayer settings manager
Flash: 99% Bad
Usability of Rich Internet Applications and Web-Based Tools: Design Guidelines Based on User Testing of 46 Flash Tools
Re: how to handle flash cookies
Posted by:
ndebord
Date: August 15, 2009 01:25PM
Quote
Yogi
I delete the flash cookies manually but one might use therefore third party software as well.
However flash cookies get stored very rarely on my system since the flash plug-in (I never install flash just grab the plug-in) is basically disabled (renamed). If I'm after a flash video on YouTube, it happens rarely, I prefer to use an online service like KeepVid which also gives me the choice to store the vid in MP4 format instead od SWF.
Yogi,
Not quite sure I understand how you use Flash. If you have the plug-in minus Flash, how do you view flash files? I would venture to guess that the KeepVid thing would have to be used with a copy and paste of the flash video URL????
<weak grin>
N
Re: how to handle flash cookies
Posted by:
Yogi
Date: August 15, 2009 07:15PM
Quote
ndebord
Not quite sure I understand how you use Flash. If you have the plug-in minus Flash, how do you view flash files? I would venture to guess that the KeepVid thing would have to be used with a copy and paste of the flash video URL????
<weak grin>
You are right. KeepVid has to be used with a copy and paste of the flash video URL.
Generally I don't need the flash plug-in to grab the flash video URL:
In order to view most flash videos (those with the SWF-extension at least) with your browser it's enough to have the NPSWF32.dll in the plugin folder of your browser.
No need to install the whole flash crap. I never did.
Since I don't like to stress my browser by watching flash videos I use the Adobe SWF-player (a standalone .exe which I also extract from Adobe's installation garbage package
) therefore:
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/15/2009 07:32PM by Yogi.
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