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I'm using Slackware 13. When a flash app pops up the allow/deny dialog, I'm stuck because the buttons are unclickable. My adobe flash player version is 10,0,42,34. How can I fix this problem? Edit: I'm using fluxbox. I'm using an acer notebook with a synaptics touchpad... both the touchpad and the mouse can't interact with the dialog.
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I had the same problem (stuck dialog/acer notebook/fluxbox) and found that after some random combination of clicking and tabbing, I could highlight various buttons. This didn't stop it being stuck but I managed to open adobe's help page, which has a flash app that will open just the settings manager - this worked for me: http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager.html#117118 also another link I found after that may be of use - it has some specific solutions to things that may trigger the problem: | ||||
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I found a solution: I was using google chrome in ubuntu linux and I installed a Chrome extension called "Flashcontrol". Now the adobe flash player settings window doesn't appear anymore. | |||
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Adobe Flash sometimes loses its global click state and mouse events simply stop working for all web-based Flash applications. I've seen this happen several times in FF3, and I've been able to fix it each time by restarting my browser. More details about crappy problems like this: http://www.blogbros.com/?p=21 | |||
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http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager06.html go here click the sites you want to allow should do the trick als for Mac OS X!! & BSD make sure it remembers about to test it now. Read it somewhere else but this should work. http://undergroundlinux.webs.com/apps/wiki/tinychat if you need a step by step please use this page, how ever I think it's pretty clear | ||||
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