Funny, I've had flash from day one in FireFox3, I had it in Beta and RC even. Heck I even had the FlashBlock plugin. Where did you get this idea that there is no Flash for FF3? You might have an old (pre version 9) version of Flash Player plugin that is not compatible with FF3. Try grabbing an update to it and it will likely be fixed.

I haven't really had problems with FF3 and Flash, though I suspect it didn't like USA Today's site for this reason.

Anyways this might help -- http://support.mozilla.com/tiki-view_forum_thread.php?locale=en-US&comments_parentId=70775&forumId=1

I tried upgrading Flash on my Firefox 3 after the security scare. It worked fine before that, but I can't update it.

@Natalie

You recommended upgrading to FF3 and Eternalpayn objected to this based on his experience with it having problems with Flash, which is a fair warning. Like I said, haven't run into many problems since I updated the day FF3 was released. I'm running Flash player 9 on my work and home PCs.

and that works for any site with some search engine, so you can do the same with allakhazam, wowwiki, curse and facebook for example

The benefit to the addon is not that it unlocks previously nonexistent search capabilities. It is rather that you can have multiple search options simultaneously in the context menu, rather than a single search option dependent upon which search engine is currently selected.

Yes, I can do Wowhead searches as described in this article without installing that addon. But I need to have the Wowhead search plugin (a must-have in its own right, to be sure) installed, and I need to have it selected as well.

To each his own :)

@Neil

BINGO!

Bad artists copy. Good artists steal.
-Pablo Picasso

hmmm ..does opera also cause you to post the same comment 3 times????

I think I will stick with FireFox.

nah, i was at work using IE.

thanks for dimming out all my comments though fuckholes :)

have fun with addons and plugins to achieve all the features opera has built in and standard.

Pointless troll is pointless. All browsers are copies of each other because *gasp* web protocols, content languages and correct rendering are all standards! Browser loyalty on an aggressive level is akin to calling a group of strangers a bunch of idiots because their coffee cups weigh 0.05oz more and use less recycled paper with a plain brown design.

As long as Firefox has web developer toolbar and a fine-tooth javascript debugging engine Opera is just another "test" browser I check for W3C compliance.