Post by Lone Wanderer on Aug 25, 2019 16:35:59 GMT
It'll even work on phones.
Adobe have said they'll stop updating and distributing the Flash player at the end of 2020, but fortunately the era of browser games and interactive animations will be preserved. Mike Welsh, who previously worked on the Flash-to-HD video converter Swivel for Newgrounds, is currently working on a program called Ruffle, which will emulate Flash right there in your browser.
Over on the Newgrounds forum an announcement explains, "There is even work being done to create a browser extension that detects old Flash embed code and swaps it with Ruffle, meaning you could visit any old website and the Flash will (eventually) just WORK."
www.pcgamer.com/flash-emulation-project-aims-to-preserve-gaming-history/
ruffle.rs
Adobe have said they'll stop updating and distributing the Flash player at the end of 2020, but fortunately the era of browser games and interactive animations will be preserved. Mike Welsh, who previously worked on the Flash-to-HD video converter Swivel for Newgrounds, is currently working on a program called Ruffle, which will emulate Flash right there in your browser.
Over on the Newgrounds forum an announcement explains, "There is even work being done to create a browser extension that detects old Flash embed code and swaps it with Ruffle, meaning you could visit any old website and the Flash will (eventually) just WORK."
www.pcgamer.com/flash-emulation-project-aims-to-preserve-gaming-history/
ruffle.rs