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SWF playing corrupts desktop background

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Using FF 3.6.13 on Fedora 13, KDE

When playing a SWF file in FF, the last viewed image corrupts the desktop background. Wherever another application has a white color, the latent image from the last SWF shows through.

As a test, I set the desktop background to solid white. The screen image can be seen at http://www.wrlee.com/Pictures/CorruptedBackground.jpeg This image was taken with a digital camera since the KSnapshot tool does not pick up the corrupted desktop background that is "showing through" the application. The picture shows the FireFox screen when I was typing this message.

Looking at the picture you can see the ghost image of the last SWF I viewed when I visited a website. (That site was http://www.sunbrella.com/ )

This is a very annoying bug since YouTube images are SWF, and SWF is used more and more in websites that I visit.

Logging off and back in (i.e., restarting the KDE window system) cures the problem until I stumble across the next SWF file and it corrupts the background again.

Need help! Badly!

Regards,

Bill Lee

Using FF 3.6.13 on Fedora 13, KDE When playing a SWF file in FF, the last viewed image corrupts the desktop background. Wherever another application has a white color, the latent image from the last SWF shows through. As a test, I set the desktop background to solid white. The screen image can be seen at http://www.wrlee.com/Pictures/CorruptedBackground.jpeg This image was taken with a digital camera since the KSnapshot tool does not pick up the corrupted desktop background that is "showing through" the application. The picture shows the FireFox screen when I was typing this message. Looking at the picture you can see the ghost image of the last SWF I viewed when I visited a website. (That site was http://www.sunbrella.com/ ) This is a very annoying bug since YouTube images are SWF, and SWF is used more and more in websites that I visit. Logging off and back in (i.e., restarting the KDE window system) cures the problem until I stumble across the next SWF file and it corrupts the background again. Need help! Badly! Regards, Bill Lee

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Also will add the image here.

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I have the same issue with the latest Shockwave Flash 10.2 r152 player on Linux.
I can see the ghosted and crashed Flash player in Firefox if I change the background color to black (Edit > Preferences > Content > Colors).

I have reverted to Flash 10.1 r102 (10.1.102.65) because of this.

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Thanks for the response.

How do I go about reverting the Adobe Flash plugin in FF to the earlier version?

Or is there perhaps an alternate plugin for Flash?

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