Anyone else noticing that the most recent Flash upgrade has screwed their fullscreen mode? I've noticed this in every browser on 2 computers (except firefox which I dont allow to upgrade automatically, therefore it's fine).
On my laptop I initially did a system restore thinking I'd screwed something up and didn't care to fiddle around with it. Naturally that worked perfectly and I simply didn't install the Flash update. But.. Chrome doesn't prompt you, it simply upgrades the in-browser version to the latest. So once again, fullscreen mode doesn't function properly. There's lots of artifacting, and way worse it pauses and skips ahead and the audio does not come close to sync'ing up. Also when you pause, the vid will play another couple of seconds before pausing.
This is the Flash support forum, right?
Now in Chrome you can go to chrome:plugins and disable the latest version and use the clunky junky version. It crashes often on youtube, and doesn't fully cache which I often prefer as I can then disregard the flash player entirely.. which leaves me stuck enabling and disabling depending on how I want to view.
I could use some help figuring out #1) how to prevent chrome from auto-updating flash, which doesn't seem possible.. OR #2) how to install an old working version of flash manually (to chrome), so I can then select it.
Anyone else dealing with this nonsense? Thanks.
On my laptop I initially did a system restore thinking I'd screwed something up and didn't care to fiddle around with it. Naturally that worked perfectly and I simply didn't install the Flash update. But.. Chrome doesn't prompt you, it simply upgrades the in-browser version to the latest. So once again, fullscreen mode doesn't function properly. There's lots of artifacting, and way worse it pauses and skips ahead and the audio does not come close to sync'ing up. Also when you pause, the vid will play another couple of seconds before pausing.
This is the Flash support forum, right?
Now in Chrome you can go to chrome:plugins and disable the latest version and use the clunky junky version. It crashes often on youtube, and doesn't fully cache which I often prefer as I can then disregard the flash player entirely.. which leaves me stuck enabling and disabling depending on how I want to view.
I could use some help figuring out #1) how to prevent chrome from auto-updating flash, which doesn't seem possible.. OR #2) how to install an old working version of flash manually (to chrome), so I can then select it.
Anyone else dealing with this nonsense? Thanks.
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