If you’ve enjoyed the ClickToFlash plugin—our stats show you do—you’re gonna love this. BashFlash hangs around in your menubar, keeping an eye on your Flash process. If it’s eating too many CPU cycles, you get to kill it, bringing back the Safari experience you know and love. Only caveat is it needs a 64bit processor, since 32bit Safari doesn’t run Flash as its own process. [via Daring Fireball]
February 10, 2010 at 2:22 am
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Oh, yeah … I’m actually trying to get it to act up now, just so I can slap it back down again.
Come on, Flash. I dare you. I DARE YOU.
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