In the data shown in Mozilla's blog, when websites such as Facebook and YouTube have switched from Flash to other web technologies, the rate of plugin crash in Firefox had also dropped. "Mozilla and the Web as a whole have been taking steps to reduce the need for Flash content in everyday browsing," Smedberg wrote on his post, followed by their announcement on their initial plan. However, there had been certain issues that these plugins are facing which blocks the convenience of users in internet-surfing. On Mozilla's blog, Smedberg mentioned that browser plugins have become very important in every user's browsing experience for they enable them to watch videos and play games on the web.
Mozilla Firefox is now planning to block Adobe Flash contents on August to reduce browser crashes.īenjamin Smedberg, Manager of Firefox Quality Engineering at Mozilla confirmed that the Firefox browser will begin blocking non-essential Flash contents as a step on its improvement and efficiency.
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