FlareFighter - fighting with Flash

If Apple has long been finished fight with Flash, is a problem for many users of system resources when the Flash Player is still relevant.

The developers of the Rocky Sand Studio decided to help deal with this problem and released a small utility called FlashFlare. A quick glance at the app icon becomes clear that the red mug is very determined to something to fight with the load on the processor when using Flash.

application idea is very simple: when you are not running Flash, it does not consume system resources. Unfortunately, in fact, so it turns out not always, at least, without the use of FlareFighter application.

The application is very small, it will settle in the menu bar. Setting almost no not provided, you can select Autorun application when you turn, switching applications only when running on the battery, as well as how long the application will start work. As soon as you stop using the Flash, for example, roll up your browser with an open program will begin work immediately (or to those given in the settings delay) will block the Flash Player. In this case, the load on the processor Flash process becomes equal to zero, and the application icon is red.

The developers promise that it helps to save battery power, and thus to extend laptop battery life. And just it never hurts to kill once a process that is not currently needed.

As far as the application useful, I do not know, it is somewhat specific, since many do not even think about what processes consume system resources at the moment, but it seems to me that there are certainly willing to use this application constantly.

The only drawback of the application - only supported by Safari. Adherents of other browsers as long as is necessary to remain on the sidelines.

Download from the App Store: FlareFighter
Price: 0.99$
website Developer: FlareFighter
System requirements: Mac OS X 10.6 and above