Cannot Click "Accept" Adobe Flash Settings

When your webcam settings box wont let you click accept, try the following, this is now working for me:
1). Go to the Adobe Flash Settings Manager Link:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager06.htm l
2). Left Click the Website Privacy Settings panel
3). If you see the site you are having trouble with click "Always Accept"
4). Do the same thing for "Local" and click Always Accept
5). Close your browser and come back in. It should stop prompting you for permission and just work automatically now for the site(s) you specified
Happy Camming! =)

thanks for posting your work around. i'm sure people who encounter the same issue will find it useful. alternatively, you may be able to change the settings while in fullscreen. switch a video into fullscreen (eg. youtube.com) and right-click the stage. you should be able to interact with the settingsui...

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