brunsonthomas said:
IronApex Turok said:
windows 10 will be blocking flash as soon as the aniversary updated rolls out.
Where did you find this information. I am a certified MCSE and all information I can find is Microsoft and Adobe are working together. If you cannot find a verifiable source, I will ban you for three days forintentionally spreading false information.
http://www.computerworld.com/article/3101968/microsoft-windows/review-windows-10-anniversary-update-good-bad-meh-video.html
"People who hate Adobe Flash ads will welcome the new Edge, though. Edge now determines whether Flash content is integral to the page you're on and auto-pauses any non-essential Flash content (such as ads). Any Flash content that is important to the page, such as news videos, won't be auto-paused. Want to see that ad after all? You'll be able to manually play the content if you want.
All this does more than just stop an annoyance. Flash also eats up battery life, so auto-pausing Flash ads should help laptops last longer when running on battery. And it will help pages load more quickly and be more responsive as well.
In my tests, I found that Flash-blocking worked well. Edge successfully auto-paused every ad on a page full of sample flash ads. Clicking the play button on each played the ad.
Keep in mind, though, that this won't block every Flash ad. Many sites automatically play videos as an integral part of their core content -- and often an ad plays before the content does. Edge doesn't block those ads."
Only thing I really found relating to blocking flash with windows 10. But remember, there is a lot of stuff out there on the net, not all necessary valid or true, and we exposed for this and can carry the message onwards to others. He might have read something that made him think otherwise. Banning him for stating what he thought was happening seems a bit rash though. His intent not likely malicious.