5 Safari plug-ins for a better browsing experience<article>
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One thing I hate when I’m browsing the web is being distracted. I hate those blinking, moving ads, auto-play videos, and all the other cruft that websites use to try to get you to click, click, click somewhere, rather than read the article that attracted you in the first place.</p><p>
Fortunately, there are ways to avoid the most egregious annoyances on the web. Some of them can be easily muted using browser plug-ins, like the five that I use with Safari to make my browsing experience a lot better. (Note: some of these plug-ins also have equivalents for other browsers, such as Firefox and Chrome.)</p><h2>ClickToPlugin</h2>
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One of the worst offenders on the web annoyance hitlist is Flash animations. They can take the form of videos on YouTube and other sites (though YouTube recently made the default video format HTML5), or those moving ads you often see on websites. There’s nothing more distracting when you’re trying to read an article than something that moves, and that’s the whole point of these ads. They need to attract your attention.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2887222/5-safari-plug-ins-for-a-better-browsing-experience.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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5 Safari plug-ins for a better browsing experience
