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FlashFrozen is a menu item that allows you to quit the Flash plug-in in a browser if a Flash animation is using a significant amount of your Mac's processor cycles or freezing the loading of web pages, which reduces your battery life. FlashFrozen is designed to avoid this issue by providing warnings and a "kill switch" when this happens. Residing in your Mac OS X menu bar, the icon sends a warning by turning red when Flash is using too much power. You may then click on the menu bar icon and chose "Kill Flash Plugin" to quit the Flash plug-in. It will also keep you informed as to what percentage of your processor's power is being used when Flash is active. FlashFrozen works with Safari, Firefox and Google Chrome. Click here to download FlashFrozen.