How to block/disable Flash with `Click To Play` option in Chrome

Google Chrome browser has a new option to increase the security and speed of the plugins - a built in "click-to-play" feature. I've been enjoying Chrome's click to play options as a way to selectively block Flash. To enable this feature, please follow the steps below:

Tutorial: Enable Click-to-play option to block the flash in Chrome

1. Update your Google Chrome to latest version.
2. Launch Google Chrome, then click Tools -> Settings -> Under the Hood -> Content settings. You can also directly type chrome://settings/content in the address bar to access the setting page.
3. In the Plug-ins section, select the option Click to play. You can create a whitelist of sites where you'd like to allow auto loading of plug-ins - for example, YouTube or other video sharing sites.

Screenshot: Enable Click-to-play option to block the flash in Chrome

Other resources about Flash videos

• How to Uninstall Flash Player from Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer on Windows or Mac
• How to disable Flash player completely in Google Chrome
• Google Chrome Bookmarklet: Download YouTube Videos in Google Chrome (JavaScript Plug-in)
• How do I add YouTube video search engine to Google Chrome
• Firefox plugins: Block/disable Flash in Firefox browser
• Install Adobe Flash Player from Adobe
• Adobe Flash Player support now enabled in Google Chrome’s stable channel, Pwnium: great exploits, fast patches

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