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Why is Flash Player still awful at interacting with Firefox?

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If I try to watch a 60fps video through flash player on Firefox I can't get the 60fps I'll get something like 30-40. If I try to watch multiple videos that use flash player, flash player crashes.

I don't have this problem with other browsers.

I have GTX 580 and an i7 2600k.

If I try to watch a 60fps video through flash player on Firefox I can't get the 60fps I'll get something like 30-40. If I try to watch multiple videos that use flash player, flash player crashes. I don't have this problem with other browsers. I have GTX 580 and an i7 2600k.

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philipp
philipp
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hello, it might be an issue with the protected mode that adobe has introduced for its flash plugin for firefox. you could try if disabling protected mode makes a difference.

in case you'd like to troubleshoot the issue further, it would be best to contact adobe's support & file a bug report at bugbase.adobe.com (choose "Adobe Flash Player" as the product & "Browser Integration" as the product area), since they will have a better understanding of the internals of flash protected mode & therefore may know what else might be at the root of the problem you were seeing.