Disable Adobe Flash in IE7 using Toggle Flash

Websites are multiplying day by day and so the mode of creating streaming videos using Adobe’s Flash. It’s a must use application for webmasters now days. The advertisements we see on websites are entirely made from Adobe’s Flash and some websites are entirely based on flash. Google Video or YouTube too are based entirely on Adobe’s Flash. This overuse of Flash has become problematic if you want to surf a website with a peace of mind. It can even crash your browser if the Flash fails to take the browser with it. Every morning I follow news on Rediff.com and the flash Ad really disappoints me a lot as it covers the whole headlines area. No doubt rediff is cashing a lot by displaying those annoying Adobe’s Flash Ads. But now I found a way to handle them and make my surfing experience a better one.

With Internet Explorer 7, you can disable flash thus reducing CPU utilization and eliminating Flash-based advertisements and many of the annoying moving things on various MySpace and similar pages, but it will prevent you from watching the Flash-only videos—so you would have to regularly enable Flash too. To avoid disabling and enabling exercise you should use Toggle flash. It would make enabling and disabling Flash a quick one-click deal. It’s an extremely simple application that does nothing more than enable and disable Adobe’s Flash.
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