64bit Flash for Linux
The new 64bit Flash 10 player for Linux seems to do real wonders. I read more and more reports of people who solved their crashing issues for Firefox and Liferea with the new plugin.
For support please use #liferea at freenode.net or the SF project page!
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2 comments:
But if only Liferea could just STFU when there is Flash content and no plugin, that would be terrific. Because as of today I either get a dialog popup (if using Gecko) or a browser open (if using WebKit). Either or is not acceptable.
@hub: Sorry, GtkMozEmbed doesn't expose any XUL dialog handling. As for WebKit I need to test once without Flash to see if I can reproduce this.
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