Is there a right/wrong way to revoke temp

[guest]

Hi, I'm noticing in recent days that when I temp enable flash to watch a video that I'm getting a white flash on the screen when I temp enable. Just one or two flashes on the video.

I've not had this before, and am wondering if it's the way I either revoke temp permissions, or shutting the browser down to do same.

I'm wondering if I have possibly caused a corruption in either no script or adobe flash.

Here's the two ways I do to revoke temp.

I either revoke while video is playing, but normally it's finished or I stop the video first. Then I close the browser and run ccleaner.

The other way, is to not revoke but to just shut the browser and the video most often is finished, but not always. I also run ccleaner after this way as well.

Could I be causing corruption to noscript doing that either way?

I think I've been using noscript for about 2 years or a bit less than that.

I have version 2.0 since it was released.

Everything else seems fine.

Thanks for your help.

[Guest]

I take it since there is no reply that there is no right or wrong way and am not corrupting noscript by the way I shut down/revoke as in post above?

I'm so sorry if this is not the type of thing to ask here. I did check faqs carefully before posting.

Thanks.

[Giorgio Maone]

If you revoke temporary permissions, they won't be given anymore for any page you open afterward (you don't need to close the browser).
However, if you restart the browser, temporary permissions get revoked automatically.

[Guest]

Thank you for your help and reply.

And always, thank you for noscript!