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Reduce battery usage by controlling Flash in Safari
I didn't know Safari Stand had a Flash blocker - thanks! It's easy to allow Flash to play on any given site you come across, and that Site Alteration stuff looks pretty easy too.
Does Flash use 100% CPU in Safari for everyone else too?!?
Reduce battery usage by controlling Flash in Safari
A bit off-topic, but does anyone have any better suggestions on using SafariStand's Site Alteration to re-enable Flash on some sites? For example, I like Amazon's Flash music preview tool (it doesn't use 100% of my CPU!), but I can't get a simple Site Alteration to re-enable (Flash) plug-ins on that site.
Has anyone else done this for Amazon?
Reduce battery usage by controlling Flash in Safari
The matching is a regular expression. For instance, to match anything (well, any http content at least) at macosxhints.com you'd need the following:
http://.*\.macosxhints\.com/.* So I think you could have the "Load Plugin Manually" checked globally, then have a Site Alteration rule that matched http://.*\.amazon\.com/.* and the checkbox next to "Load Plugin Manually" unchecked.
Correct SafariStand Site Alteration settings
Thanks!
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