Flash Player allows connection to the Media Server while a browser works offline

Steps to reproduce:
1. Run Internet Explorer or Firefox browser
2. Go to
http://www.salesforce.com/company/
this page contains a flash component that shows a video from the
Media Server
3. Close the browser
4. Run the browser and switch it to work offline
5. Go to
http://www.salesforce.com/company/
again
Actual Results:
The browser loads all the media from the cache, but flash
component establishes connection to Media Server and downloads a
video via RTMP.
Expected Results:
Due to the browser works offline the flash player component
should not connect to Media Server.
Can somebody confirm?
Is this a bug or the feature?

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