I’m not sure where I came across this, but it’s very cool. If you embed your swf using 100% width and height, you won’t get scrollbars if your flash content is larger than the window. Enter swffit, with allows you to define a minimum width and height for your swf. If the browser window is less than your defined sizes, it will add scrollbars. If the browser window is bigger, it will fill the swf to 100% width and height. This means you don’t have to worry about things like browser size and monitor resolution when doing full browser flash (aesthetic issues aside). There’s a few other handy methods in the api to work with it, making it even more handy.