File: PluginExplorer_v12.swf-(321 KB, 550x602, Other)
[_] ruffle check Anonymous 04/13/24(Sat)17:42:31 No.3506650
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 04/13/24(Sat)17:44:17 No.3506651
>>3506650
well this one's funky
>> [_] Anonymous 04/13/24(Sat)18:08:22 No.3506654
>>3506651
You can say that again
>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/24(Sun)11:18:18 No.3506662
that's actually really cool and useful
thanks OP
>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/24(Sun)15:48:31 No.3506668
Note that the display works fine on modern Ruffle.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/24(Sun)16:05:39 No.3506670
>>3506668
where do you get the newest ruffle?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/24(Sun)17:21:39 No.3506674
>>3506670
On /f/, I don't think you can use newer Ruffle versions in embeds.
You can install the browser extension and run the player from its menu: https://ruffle.rs/
You can copy-paste the URL from 4chan in the player.
You can also download the desktop application for offline use, although for most flashes you may
be better off using the old standalone Flash Player, as long as the SWF you open isn't malicious.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/14/24(Sun)23:12:11 No.3506682
>>3506674
To your knowledge, is there a way to play a flash by clicking the file name, having it auto play
like the good ol' days of /f/, instead of copy/pasting the URLs to Ruffle in a separate tab?
I always found it annoying that it auto downloaded the file when you click it in Chrome
>> [_] Anonymous 04/15/24(Mon)00:25:47 No.3506683
>>3506682
not him, but using an older version of firefox let me do that
not exactly sure bit I think it was v76.0
>> [_] Anonymous 04/15/24(Mon)01:23:36 No.3506684
>>3506682
whatever newgrounds player does, using that.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/24(Tue)05:00:47 No.3506717
>>3506650
Cool collection of stuff, isn't it remarkable how Adobe basically just threw all of this away?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/24(Tue)05:07:09 No.3506718
>>3506682
Don't know about Chrome but in Firefox I've set content type "application/x-shockwave-flash" to
"Always ask", then I "open" it in the default program I've set for swf files on windows, which is
Adobe's flash player.
So 2 clicks on /f/ to play a flash.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/16/24(Tue)06:05:49 No.3506721
>>3506682
(I'm >>3506674 ).
I think >>3506682 is your best bet. In Settings > "Applications" section, you can configure
Firefox to "ask for all files", then click on the filename and tell it to open it with Adobe
Flash Player or Ruffle's standalone app.
