I just came across a story that talked about Opera browser is going to replace Flash, a popular product of Adobe. Though the management of Opera did not mentioned much of this move, but I believe this is a real attempt that Opera is putting the onus with it. Surf on the web you will come across some web pages stated that Opera browser is being utterly the safest browser nowadays. I do not want to elaborate on it because todays’ topic is not on this issue. Basically, I do believe Opera’s move is to really make sure that their users will not encounter any more problems with the Flash plug-in. A vulnerability has been reported in Macromedia Flash Player included in Opera two years ago, yet an article reported the Flash problem found on Mac this year, and again, there’s comes on the heel of a story, Opera web browser running Adobe Flash Player unspecified vulnerability. I think it’s enough for Opera. Enough is enough, now they need to do something, but there’s never too late.

Nevertheless, it’s a bit of strange feelings to visit a site that teach users on how to block Flash on Opera while I poke around on the web just now.