File: ghostgallery-edit.swf-(3.44 MB, 1280x720, Hentai)
[_] Anonymous 01/25/21(Mon)01:38:52 No.

  plz post guide on how to run flash on chrome now

>> [_] Anonymous 01/25/21(Mon)01:54:46 No.

  If you want to view embed install another browser, i recommend Palemoon, also Chrome is a browser
  full of spyware so you won't lose much /f/ren.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/25/21(Mon)01:55:53 No.

  This pasta can help you too:

  Okay faggots. Here's what you need to know.
  Adobe Flash Player browser plugins versions AFTER v32.0.0.371 have a killswitch that will
  activate January 12th 2020. After this date, the Flash Player plugin will actively prevent itself
  from playing SWF files in your browser.

  However, there is a way around this.
  Below is a download link to a combined archive of several different 32.0.0.371 installers. Pick
  the one you need and install it, then go into Flash's settings and disable automatic updates.
  Congratulations, you can now continue using the Flash Player plugin to watch Flash files on your
  web browser.
  https://archive.org/download/flashplayerarchive/pub/flashplayer/installers/archive/f
  p_32.0.0.371_archive.zip
  You'll need to use an offline installer. Otherwise it'll outright tell you you're not installing
  the latest version and cancel. For most Windows users that will be "flashplayer32_0r0_37
  1_win.msi" I'm afraid I can't help Mac or Linux users, but they probably already know what
  they're doing anyway.

  There are, of course, alternatives. Flash's own standalone projectors do not have the killswitch.
  You can download SWFs and run them in these projectors directly off your hard drive. You can set
  up file associations to have the SWFs automatically open in the projector. You can also put in an
  URL to run SWFs directly from the internet without having to download.
  It can be found in the above URL as files with "_sa" in the filename. Windows Example:
  flashplayer32_0r0_371_win_sa.exe

  There's also Ruffle, which is still in development, and there's even a version that doesn't
  require you to install any browser plugins but but is run on-demand from sites that implement it,
  but it isn't quite finished yet and some flashes will break.

  Some Flash games are published as standalone projectors and are safe from the killswitch.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/25/21(Mon)11:16:06 No.

  god i wanna fuck them

>> [_] Anonymous 01/25/21(Mon)11:23:34 No.

  >>3458565
  tl;dr download the link and install palemoon

>> [_] Anonymous 01/25/21(Mon)12:07:25 No.

  >>3458593
  I'm sorry Anon but they aren't real, sorry.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/25/21(Mon)12:11:51 No.

  >>3458596
  i'll have to do the next best thing
  i'll fuck the creator

>> [_] Anonymous 01/25/21(Mon)12:15:00 No.

  Chrome came bundled with its own copy of Flash Player, and even if you were to remove the time
  bomb from that copy, Chrome itself will refuse to run the player.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/25/21(Mon)13:01:56 No.

  https://pastebin.com/jvr5b6Gw
  http://swfchan.com/end/
  http://cache.tehsausage.com/flash/defuse.txt

>> [_] Anonymous 01/25/21(Mon)13:40:32 No.

  >>3458598
  Chrome users should have abandoned their spyware browser years ago anyway, now is as good of a
  time to make the switch as any time. Get flash working again as a bonus.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/25/21(Mon)17:02:23 No.

  >>3458565
  yeah, but can you put this info into a swf?

>> [_] Anonymous 01/26/21(Tue)12:26:14 No.

  >>3458614
  needs a new how2f.swf

>> [_] Anonymous 01/26/21(Tue)12:37:36 No.

  >>3458614
  how can you tell people how to open swfs if you put the instructions in an swf

>> [_] Anonymous 01/26/21(Tue)13:10:38 No.

  goddamn it i installed the older flash player and im still getting the error, what do

>> [_] Anonymous 01/26/21(Tue)16:30:10 No.

  >>3458565
  Okay faggots. Here's what you need to know.
  Adobe Flash Player browser plugins AFTER v32.0.0.371 have a killswitch that activated January
  12th 2021, but you can get around it. I'll cover downgrading, standalone projectors, and Ruffle.
  You can also hex edit to disable the killswitch, and I recommend this over all else, but that's
  beyond my knowledge. Ask in /f/.

  Here's a link to a combined archive of several v32.0.0.371 installers & standalone projectors for
  Windows, Mac, & Linux. Be sure to uninstall your current version first.
  >https://archive.org/download/flashplayerarchive/pub/flashplayer/installers/archive/fp_32.0.0.371
  _archive.zip

  You want an offline installer. For most, it'll be these files:
  Windows:
  >flashplayer32_0r0_371_win.msi
  NPAPI Plugin, for Chromium based browsers. Firefox, it's forks, Google Chrome, etc.
  >flashplayer32_0r0_371_winax.msi
  Active X Plugin, for Internet Explorer, Media Player Classic.
  >flashplayer32_0r0_371_winpep.msi
  PPAPI Plugin, for Chromium based browsers. Google Chrome, Opera, Vivaldi support it. Maybe
  others. Give it a try if NPAPI doesn't work.
  Mac:
  A Macfag said he had luck with these. Likely NPAPI.
  >flashplayer32_0r0_371_mac_pkg.dmg
  >flashplayer32_0r0_371_mac.dmg
  Linux:
  Sorry Linuxfags, no idea.
  You can now keep using the Flash Player plugin on your browser. DISABLE AUTOMATIC UPDATES. This
  won't work forever, particularly in Chrome & Firefox.
  Devs are taking steps to block ALL Adobe Flash Plugins. Forks may offer continued support.
  Windows 8 & 10 have had updates released that prevent Flash installations.

  Adobe's Standalone Flash Projectors do NOT have the killswitch. Download SWFs and run them from
  your HDD. You can also paste in URLs.
  >flashplayer32_0r0_371_win_sa.exe
  >flashplayer32_0r0_371_mac_sa.dmg
  >flashplayer32_0r0_371_linux_sa.x86_64.tar.gz

  Ruffle is a work-in-progress Flash emulator. At the character limit so more info here:
  https://ruffle.rs/

  Also, you can just roll back your clock to before the 12th.

>> [_] Anonymous 01/26/21(Tue)17:09:16 No.

  I'm still waiting for someone to make a based patched version of the plugin with kill-switch
  turned off by reverse engineering it. Would be even better if it was a mac version. I know to run
  Flash in a standalone projector and there's also Elmedia Video player that can run them just
  fine, but I'd like to be able to run them in browser for I have a very specific usecase that
  requires me to do it

>> [_] Anonymous 01/26/21(Tue)17:16:28 No.

  >>3458663
  swiff player dont work tho