Hey. In the past few months I've noticed every time I have a flash object on my
browser, it's surrounded by a dotted border that causes me to have to first
press on the flash object - and only then be able to use it.
So, for example, if the flash object is a [b]menu[/b], I first have to click
inside the flash object, and then the border goes off and the flash is
"activated".

Does anyone have any idea what causes this and how can I make it go away?

Thank you! :)

Ok, sorry, I just did some searching and realized I'm a total idiot and this
has been discussed hundreds of times...

Does this also apply to Firefox?
And why the hell is this thing so neccessary???
Pisses me off =\

Someone should hang Microsoft from a tree.

Oh, wait a second... Maybe I got this wrong.
I was referring to this annoying dotted box I got around the flash before I
could use it.

Were you guys talking about the blue banner that appears warning you about a
"security threat"?
Cause that's not what I was talking about...

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Blame EOLAS and stupid patents.
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Jeckyl

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That's what we have been talking about .. all due to the stupid greed EOLAS
and its patent .. there's been hundreds and thousands of post and web
sites.

Go to http://activecontent.blogspot.com for solutions.
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Jeckyl