I've been troubled by a crawlingly slow internet browsing experience and many Flash plug-in freezes in Firefox
So - I've uninstalled Trusteer Rapport, Comodo Internet Security and the Flash plug in for Firefox.(You need Adobe's own uninstaller tool for Flash)
I've then installed Private Firewall (free), 360 Total Security (free)- this is NOT Norton, by the way but a Chinese AV, which has had good reviews. Finally, I've - albeit reluctantly - re-installed Flash.
Pages now load much better - whether I'll have the familiar "Flash crash" , remains to be seen, but I've enabled the flash block tab option on Adblock Plus and also set Flash to ask every time it needs activation.
I really dislike Adobe Flash!
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I had that problem for a while recently. It seemed to happen most when I started a video on the BBC News website and then opted for full-screen display. After doing the obvious virus checking etc, I reinstalled Flash and unclicked the "Enable hardware acceleration" option in Firefox. It all settled down eventually and I've now re-enabled Hardware acceleration. Fingers crossed.
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Flash would be fine if you stopped trying to tie your machine into knots with totally over the top security crap. I am surprised anything gets through.
You need a tin foil helmet.
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And yet he seems to trust Chinese AV software.
www.360totalsecurity.com/en/about.html
Last edited by: rtj70 on Thu 4 Dec 14 at 14:23
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It's Shockwave Flash for Firefox (latest plug-in is 15.0.0.239); can be a pain to install sometimes even after removing previous version.
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>> And yet he seems to trust Chinese AV software.
I did say it was Chinese!
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I know you did. But you're so paranoid and yet trust some unknown Chinese software. Probably got your online banking details already :-)
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>> I know you did. But you're so paranoid and yet trust some unknown Chinese software.
>> Probably got your online banking details already :-)
Matters not what he puts on the PC, the BT Chinese backbone router will have siphoned the detail off to Shenzhen, Guangdong anyway.
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