The ClickToFlash plug-in for Safari (recently hinted here) has an unwelcome side effect: it breaks the application PandoraJam, because PandoraJam uses WebKit and Flash to build its interaction window.
I wrote an AppleScript that works around this problem by deactivating ClickToFlash just long enough to launch PandoraJam, then reactivating ClickToFlash. Here's the code: Use the above script in place of the PandoraJam -- run the script instead of launching PandoraJam, and it'll do the rest. (Check this post on my blog for the latest and greatest version, and some more detail on the issue.)
[robg adds: I haven't tested this one.]
Update: There's an available workaround to this problem now (as of July 2009).
I wrote an AppleScript that works around this problem by deactivating ClickToFlash just long enough to launch PandoraJam, then reactivating ClickToFlash. Here's the code: Use the above script in place of the PandoraJam -- run the script instead of launching PandoraJam, and it'll do the rest. (Check this post on my blog for the latest and greatest version, and some more detail on the issue.)
[robg adds: I haven't tested this one.]
Update: There's an available workaround to this problem now (as of July 2009).
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