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On 02/20/2009 11:09 PM, SitG Admin:<br>
<blockquote cite="mid:f06110402c5c4c7e5f345@%5B192.168.0.2%5D"
type="cite">I'm wary of Flash for another reason, related to privacy;
I've noticed that Flash games reload in Firefox (I regularly flush
every aspect of my cache, etcetera, to reset Firefox), but then they
*remember my progress* - as if Firefox is preserving some *settings*
for that Flash application, and these aren't affected by any reset I
know how to do. This sounds like interactive Flash, and *that* (the
idea that it could communicate back to a server information like
whether the user had newly entered their URI or had it stored from
previous activity) seems very risky to me.
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Flash have their own cookies and my store other stuff too. You can edit
your settings and deny storing of cookies and other files. Besides that
I'd agree that Flash isn't a particular synonym for "secure".<br>
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