One of
the great things about having an Android phone is that you can view Flash
content, including videos , that the iPhone can't render (at least, not right in
the browser). But if all that rich web content is slowing down your browsing –
or you're bumping against the limit on a metered data plan – you might not want
to load all the Flash content on a page automatically. No problem.
On the Settings page of the
stock Android browser, tap “Advanced.” On the next page, change “Enable
plug-ins” from “Always” to “On demand” and restart the browser. Now when you
get to a Flash video on a page, you’ll see an arrow icon where the content
would be. Tap it to load that bit of Flash. Simple as that.
