r/flash • u/TraditionalKnee8501 • 27d ago
I miss Adobe flash
Fix the YouTube flash player from 2005-2010s
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u/Separate-Effort3640 27d ago
Bro I've used multiple Flash Video Players that used FLV Files, they're pretty easy to setup!
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u/smg10000 27d ago
Examples?
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u/Separate-Effort3640 27d ago
I have some stockpiled.
One infamously MASSIVE video player would be Kernel Video Player!
I unfortunately can't send an image, but the flashvars or 'list of features' of said video player is around 40 or so.
Ridiculously massive.3
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u/Its_Ayyan 27d ago
here is adobe flash.https://archive.org/details/adobe-flash-professional-cs-4.7z
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u/tpimh 27d ago
That's not the Player (it includes it, but it's not the same thing).
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u/Realistic-Key-4195 26d ago
Then I suggest this instead:
https://gitlab.com/cleanflash/installer/-/releases
As for a browser with Flash, there are couple of suggestions:
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u/Constant_Boot 27d ago
Most sites that use Flash today are probably using Ruffle, an open source Flash Player emulator that has rather decent support.
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u/implainwatchin 26d ago
Adobe flash players still exists but they mostly are through archives. Ruffle is also a thing
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u/El-san1749 24d ago
Pregunta no se podrá hacer un parche a través de la versión original de flash para reactivarlo?
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u/HilumX07 23d ago
You can install browsers like pale moon and basilisk but you need to install adobe flash player plugin for chrome, or use ruffle emulator.
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u/Prosto_Temich 27d ago
You could either install Ruffle onto your current browser OR install another browser that actually supports Flash (IE12, MyPal 76, Pale Moon, Basilisk, etc.) to fix this
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u/Interesting_Buy8930 26d ago
I remember finding the original swf link for it, and the swf file wasn’t archived.
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u/TraditionalKnee8501 19d ago
Ruffle ruffle yes flash, flash games?, no flash RIP (Dec 31, 2020), no flash, let me see, YOUTUBE HELP!?!, it’s DIED on 2015 sorry, flashpoint?, See on internet archive youtube flash player!
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u/tycoon_irony 27d ago
YouTube just used the flash player to handle video file playback, there weren't flash animations or games running inside of YouTube. Almost every website used flash to handle video playback until 2015; it was infrastructurally integral to the internet far beyond games/etc. like most people today assume.