Can We Still Play Flash Games After Adobe Flash Player Shutdown In December 2020?

Lombax | 19:27 Thu 25th Jun 2020 | Technology

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Adobe is planning to stop supporting Flash Player at the end of this year. And it would also be removed from all the major browsers like Mozilla and Chrome. But what about the content online wich are made with the software?

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There are ways around the problem. BlueMaxima's Flashpoint has preserved 49,000 games (using Flash, Silverlight and other outdated technologies) in a way that allows them to be played without having Flash Player (or Silverlight, etc) on your computer:
https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/

Ruffle is a Flash emulator that comes as a browser extension that works with both Chrome and Firefox, allowing you to play Flash content within those browsers without Flash Player. Scroll down to 'Browser extension' here:
https://github.com/ruffle-rs/ruffle/wiki/Using-Ruffle#browser-extension

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