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How can I remove sites that I have allowed Shockwave Flash to always activate?

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There is at least one site that is playing Shockwave Flash without permission. I am sure I did not give permission for this site to use Shockwave Flash, but it is anyway. In my settings for Flash I have it set to Ask to Activate. Somehow, Time Warner Cable Email has been using Flash without permission. Is there a list I can remove it from? I searched for a way to remove this site from using Flash automatically, but I had no luck. Any help would be appreciated.

There is at least one site that is playing Shockwave Flash without permission. I am sure I did not give permission for this site to use Shockwave Flash, but it is anyway. In my settings for Flash I have it set to Ask to Activate. Somehow, Time Warner Cable Email has been using Flash without permission. Is there a list I can remove it from? I searched for a way to remove this site from using Flash automatically, but I had no luck. Any help would be appreciated.

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hi, you can right-click on a blank spot on the offending page, go to view page info > permissions and change the settings accordingly.

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hi, you can right-click on a blank spot on the offending page, go to view page info > permissions and change the settings accordingly.

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philipp said

hi, you can right-click on a blank spot on the offending page, go to view page info > permissions and change the settings accordingly.
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Thank you Philipp,

This seems to have worked!