Website History Stored In Flash Player

[markedmanner]

I found out about this from: http://www.raymond.cc/blog/archives/...-flash-player/
This is interesting. I have CCleaner installed along with the CCenhancer. I also have Better Privacy installed in Firefox and have the following settings and it still does not clear the flash player history. You can view your flash player history by clicking here:

http://www.macromedia.com/support/do...manager07.html



UPDATE: I was wrong I found checking "Also delete Flashplayer Default cookie." takes care of this issue. But CCleaner does not.

[caspian]

Try using these settings in Better Privacy and see if that takes care of it:

[dw426]

Originally Posted by caspian

Try using these settings in Better Privacy and see if that takes care of it:

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BetterPrivacy 1.49 no longer shows the "DOM Storage" cleaning option. Are you on a previous version, Caspian?

[caspian]

Originally Posted by dw426

BetterPrivacy 1.49 no longer shows the "DOM Storage" cleaning option. Are you on a previous version, Caspian?

It says that I am using 1.49 and that it is up to date. So I don't know.

[dw426]

Originally Posted by caspian

It says that I am using 1.49 and that it is up to date. So I don't know.

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Weird, it certainly isn't in my options.

[Sadeghi85]

I don't see it in my options either, so I searched and found this, should explain it.(mozillazine serv er seems to be down atm)

[CloneRanger]

I've got v.1.49 and this is what i see



Using FF v3.6.14

[caspian]

So this disappearance of the DOM option is a problem with Firefox 4? I did not upgrade to firefox 4 because it is not yet compatible with some of my addons.

[Dude111]

I always delete my flash files manually after i close my browser

[PJC]

Originally Posted by Dude111

I always delete my flash files manually after i close my browser

+1.

[jack90125]

the macromedia site does not contain it. they write back constantly.
I set it up in comodo d+ as a protected dir appdata/roaming/adobe and macromedia then delete the nsi and another protected com port which has nothing to do with local win 7 x64 and they never get written to my disk and I never have to remenber to delete them.
there should be a law against it.