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Once I can actually -test- this, I intend to play with it and get it working --- I could not resist posting a teaser, though
You basically create a "white list" of sites where Flash is permitted. It's the best extension for Firefox on the desktop IMHO! On the N800 it will be awesome as you won't be wasting cpu cycles (and thus battery) displaying Flash adverts you never really look at, but youtube will be unaffected (once it's added to the white list).