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Re: WMP11, Firefox, and IE - consumer advisory
said by Millenniumle  :. . Every Flash containing domain visited is stored in plain text in Flash's folder contained in the user's directory, nested about five or six layers deep. I haven't looked, but it may well be stored in the registry's HKCU too. Bastids! In comparison to WMP, I don't remember Flash ever giving me any options here, let alone tell me it does store it. Correct.
You can always disallow 3rd-party content-- though that may also affect functionality.
I don't find it difficult to clean out those files in Macromedia's Docs & Settings folder about once a week, myself.
But you're right, they're not very up-front with their info.
Settings page is here:
»www.macromedia.com/support/docum···l#118539
And if you right-click on the Shockwave testing area, there are a couple of options there for that app, as well:
»www.adobe.com/shockwave/welcome/ |
