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  1. #421

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    I'm not a dropbox user. Everything else that I can remember for the past 20+ years could be downloaded with a right click.
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    One year passed still no functional command line option...shame
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  3. #423

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Hi. Can You make patch for remove another flash fullscreen message?
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  4. #424

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Quote Originally Posted by Kotofej View Post
    Hi. Can You make patch for remove another flash fullscreen message?
    Just to be clear, Kotofej intend to flash security question asked in flash games:

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  5. #425

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    It doesn't work in flash 17 ?
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Quote Originally Posted by LmarLoe View Post
    It doesn't work in flash 17 ?
    From my test its working in Adobe Flash version 17,0,0,134
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Would it be possible to remove the message you get on the Amazon video player (that also uses Flash) that says "Disable your computer's screensaver for uninterrupted viewing."?
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Quote Originally Posted by liquidmetalrob View Post
    Would it be possible to remove the message you get on the Amazon video player (that also uses Flash) that says "Disable your computer's screensaver for uninterrupted viewing."?
    Cannot remove this message because its part of Amazon video player on amazon website
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    now this not working. please verify the new flash player update. You can not be put patching.
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Quote Originally Posted by jonathancr View Post
    now this not working. please verify the new flash player update. You can not be put patching.
    No problem for me
    what message you get?
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Quote Originally Posted by roma_turok View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by jonathancr View Post
    now this not working. please verify the new flash player update. You can not be put patching.
    No problem for me
    what message you get?

    if it was working before but adobe flash player & chrome has updated all your programs and plugins.

    Now I try to patch it, but still the same.


    very good patch, did a wonder in youtube. youtube returned to be slow.
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    what message you get?
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Quote Originally Posted by roma_turok View Post
    what message you get?

    all problems are solved, thanks turok.

    Only one thing bothers me to use plug-flash.

    that youtube forces you to use html5, to get bored has launched a poster in black for a moment, that the browser does not recognize any of the available formats.
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    just to make us feel bad but it is only a few seconds upon opening youtube page.

    SOLUTIONS

    FOR getadblock & adblockplus chrome, insert this line:
    www.youtube.com##DIV[class="ytp-error-content-wrap"]


    disable anotations for adblock plus
    ||youtube.com/annotations_

    disable anotations for getadblock
    youtube.com/annotations_

    disable N-progress line for getadblock & plus
    www.youtube.com##[id="progress"]
    Last edited by jonathancr; 24th Oct 2015 at 17:27.
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Unfortunately, v3.00 of this awesome mod doesn't work anymore (tested on Firefox). If we can get a new update, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for all of your hard work, roma_turok.
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  15. #435

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Version 3.00 still remove message in FLASH VIDEO
    the message you see its probably HTML5 video
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  16. #436

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    I am talking about Youtube videos. The message used to be disabled until a few weeks ago. How can I remove it on HTML5 videos if that's what Youtube is using now?
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  17. #437

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    With new Firefox version update not possible
    but you can install add-on YouTube Flash Video Player
    to force YouTube using Flash to play video
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  18. #438

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    New version of Firefox 43 schedule release on 15 December 2015
    in this version you have ability to remove Full screen message in HTML5 videos
    by changing setting in about:config
    full-screen-api.warning.timeout change its value from 3000 to 0
    If you want it now, you can get Firefox 43 beta 7
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  19. #439

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    It worked, thanks.
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  20. #440

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Quote Originally Posted by roma_turok View Post
    New version of Firefox 43 schedule release on 15 December 2015
    in this version you have ability to remove Full screen message in HTML5 videos
    by changing setting in about:config
    full-screen-api.warning.timeout change its value from 3000 to 0
    If you want it now, you can get Firefox 43 beta 7
    On the first post you are still referencing full-screen-api.approval-required
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  21. #441

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    On first post not referencing to nothing
    just images left from old post
    now I delete them
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Quote Originally Posted by CHRONOMASTER View Post
    This program will automatically patch and remove the annoying "Press Esc to exit full screen mode."
    message from any version of Adobe Flash Player 10.2-11.5 or till a big enough update breaks it.

    The program has an easy to use point-and-click interface with dedicated buttons for patching:
    Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox*, and Google Chrome

    *Includes: Firefox, Mozilla, Netscape, Opera (and other plugin-based browsers)


    This program will run on Windows XP/Vista/7/8, both 32-bit and 64-bit.
    Adobe Flash for Mac OS can also be patched. (instructions)


    If a file is in-use/locked, it will give you an option to mark the file to be updated upon reboot.

    The program was written using AutoIt and the source code is available.

    Command Line is now available.

    Usage: <Patcher>.exe -f <FullFilePath>

    CLI Return Codes (%ERRORLEVEL%):
    0 = Patch Successful.
    1 = Invalid Parameter.
    2 = File Not Found.
    3 = File Already Patched.
    4 = Reboot Required.
    5 = Incompatible or Unknown file.


    If you like my work and can spare a few dollars,
    please consider sending me a donation via PayPal.


    Code:
    v3.00  12/25/2013
    • Add - Added limited Command Line support. (ex. <Patcher>.exe -f <FullFilePath>)
    • Fix - Automatic patching for Google Chrome should work for everyone now, completely rewrote Chrome flash detection.
    • Fix - Noticed a spelling mistake in an error message.
    
    v2.02  2/12/2013
    • Add - Added support for Flash 11.6
    
    v2.01  2/10/2013
    • Add - Added support for the newest version of Google Chrome.
    • Fix - Fixed support for some people who have not updated to the latest version of Google Chrome.
    • Change - On request, the button text for Firefox has been changed to include Opera.
    
    v2.00  11/27/2012
    • Add - Program will now patch 64-bit Flash as well when you choose IE or FF.
    • Fix - Fixed patching of the Mac OS flash player.
    • Add - Added the file mask for the Mac OS flash player to the Open and Save dialog box.
    • Add - Displays the current processing stage while patching.
    
    v1.08  11/23/2012
    • Fix - Fixed Flash file ownership and permissions in Windows 8.
    
    v1.07  11/22/2012
    • Added - Supports Adobe Flash for Windows 8.
    
    v1.06  11/14/2012
    • Fix - Fixed the detection of Google Chrome that has been recently (re)installed, due to the changes Google made to the installer.
    
    v1.05  9/28/2012
    • Fix - Fixed a logic error in my code. Patch for Google Chrome v22.0.1229.79 now working.
    
    v1.04  8/25/2012
    • Added - Supports Flash 11.4
    • Change - Program now supports multiple code markers (10.2-11.3, 11.4)
    
    v1.03  8/8/2012
    • Fix - Google Chrome is now working again. Patches an additional flash dll "Pepper Flash" pepflashplayer.dll that Google is now using to sandbox the Adobe Flash Player.
    • Change - Some minor GUI and code changes
    
    v1.01  3/12/2011
    • Change - Now using the registry to find files (don't know why I didn't do this in the first place)
    • Change - Replaced using icacls with cacls (will allow changing file attributes in XP)
    
    v1.00  3/11/2011
    • Release

    Download v3.00:
    Click Here
    Just wanted to let you know that Norton Antivirus(V22.5.5.15) flags this installer as a virus and removes it. Perhaps you could contact Norton to fix this. I checked the program with trend micro and it came back safe.
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Quote Originally Posted by CHRONOMASTER View Post
    This program will automatically patch and remove the annoying "Press Esc to exit full screen mode."
    message from any version of Adobe Flash Player 10.2-11.5 or till a big enough update breaks it.

    The program has an easy to use point-and-click interface with dedicated buttons for patching:
    Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox*, and Google Chrome

    *Includes: Firefox, Mozilla, Netscape, Opera (and other plugin-based browsers)


    This program will run on Windows XP/Vista/7/8, both 32-bit and 64-bit.
    Adobe Flash for Mac OS can also be patched. (instructions)


    If a file is in-use/locked, it will give you an option to mark the file to be updated upon reboot.

    The program was written using AutoIt and the source code is available.

    Command Line is now available.

    Usage: <Patcher>.exe -f <FullFilePath>

    CLI Return Codes (%ERRORLEVEL%):
    0 = Patch Successful.
    1 = Invalid Parameter.
    2 = File Not Found.
    3 = File Already Patched.
    4 = Reboot Required.
    5 = Incompatible or Unknown file.


    If you like my work and can spare a few dollars,
    please consider sending me a donation via PayPal.


    Code:
    v3.00  12/25/2013
    • Add - Added limited Command Line support. (ex. <Patcher>.exe -f <FullFilePath>)
    • Fix - Automatic patching for Google Chrome should work for everyone now, completely rewrote Chrome flash detection.
    • Fix - Noticed a spelling mistake in an error message.
    
    v2.02  2/12/2013
    • Add - Added support for Flash 11.6
    
    v2.01  2/10/2013
    • Add - Added support for the newest version of Google Chrome.
    • Fix - Fixed support for some people who have not updated to the latest version of Google Chrome.
    • Change - On request, the button text for Firefox has been changed to include Opera.
    
    v2.00  11/27/2012
    • Add - Program will now patch 64-bit Flash as well when you choose IE or FF.
    • Fix - Fixed patching of the Mac OS flash player.
    • Add - Added the file mask for the Mac OS flash player to the Open and Save dialog box.
    • Add - Displays the current processing stage while patching.
    
    v1.08  11/23/2012
    • Fix - Fixed Flash file ownership and permissions in Windows 8.
    
    v1.07  11/22/2012
    • Added - Supports Adobe Flash for Windows 8.
    
    v1.06  11/14/2012
    • Fix - Fixed the detection of Google Chrome that has been recently (re)installed, due to the changes Google made to the installer.
    
    v1.05  9/28/2012
    • Fix - Fixed a logic error in my code. Patch for Google Chrome v22.0.1229.79 now working.
    
    v1.04  8/25/2012
    • Added - Supports Flash 11.4
    • Change - Program now supports multiple code markers (10.2-11.3, 11.4)
    
    v1.03  8/8/2012
    • Fix - Google Chrome is now working again. Patches an additional flash dll "Pepper Flash" pepflashplayer.dll that Google is now using to sandbox the Adobe Flash Player.
    • Change - Some minor GUI and code changes
    
    v1.01  3/12/2011
    • Change - Now using the registry to find files (don't know why I didn't do this in the first place)
    • Change - Replaced using icacls with cacls (will allow changing file attributes in XP)
    
    v1.00  3/11/2011
    • Release

    Download v3.00:
    Click Here
    Your patcher does not work at all...see screenshot after patching, there was no error during patching process.
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  24. #444

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    This message NOT from flash player
    its from HTML5 page
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Quote Originally Posted by roma_turok View Post
    This message NOT from flash player
    its from HTML5 page
    This is not html5 it a game that is programmed with flash, it is not a video either
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  26. #446

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Quote Originally Posted by beeblebrox666 View Post
    This is not html5 it a game that is programmed with flash, it is not a video either
    Ok
    What web browser you use?
    Link to the game?
    what you press to make game goto fullscreen?
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Quote Originally Posted by roma_turok View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by beeblebrox666 View Post
    This is not html5 it a game that is programmed with flash, it is not a video either
    Ok
    What web browser you use?
    Link to the game?
    what you press to make game goto fullscreen?
    Browser - latest Chrome
    System - Windows 10, Intel core i5 processor 6gb ram
    link to game: http://portal.pixelfederation.com/en/trainstation/
    if you look at the screenshot there are a vertical row of icons: it's the one above the one that looks like a floppy disc
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  28. #448

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    OK
    I checked
    its not same message,
    this specific security dialog message about you allowing flash game access keyboard control:

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    this message already asked to remove by user Kotofej
    but unfortunately CHRONOMASTER not responded yet
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    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Does this work with Flash64 as well?

    Love this patch - used it on old system for years.

    Thanks Chronomaster!
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  30. #450

    Re: How to remove annoying "Press Esc to ..." message in Flash Video

    Yes its patch 64bit versions also
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