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The thread discusses Firefox's upcoming plan to start blocking Flash content, scheduled for August 2016, which is part of a broader move by browsers like Chrome to improve security by disabling Flash due to its vulnerabilities. Participants express general support for the decision, noting Flash's security issues and their own measures, such as disabling Flash or managing vulnerabilities through patching. Overall, the sentiment is relatively positive, with acknowledgment of the need to phase out Flash for security reasons.

kemical

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It's been in the pipeline for a while and similar browsers like Chrome have already made the move. Too easy to exploit..
 

Neemobeer

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I have flash disabled on my browsers for awhile now :)

I do vulnerability patching at work and there is always one Adobe product on there and usually more than one.