Deleting annoyning Adobe Flash Player Settings dropdown?


  1. flycaster
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    Deleting annoyning Adobe Flash Player Settings dropdown?


    I just updated a few adobe apps, and now I have this very annoying dropdown almost every time I go to a video. Clicking on the buttons does nothing. I would just like to get rid of it. Or, at least deny storage on the computer. How?




    EDIT: Solved. Control Panel/Flashplayer/Storage/block all sites from storing information

    BTW, does storing info really make things that much faster?
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  3. Brink
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    Hello Adam,

    Setting the Flash Player storage setting from Control Panel to "Block all sites....." like below should stop that message. :)

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  4. flycaster
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    Thanks, Brink. Found the solution that same time you responded.
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  6. Brink
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    LOL, that'll work. :)
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