You may want to disable updates for the Flash Player by going into Windows Control Panel, searching for 'flash', clicking 'Flash Player (32-bit), then 'updates', and then changing it to 'never check for updates.' I don't believe this is required though since mine wasn't set to automatically install updates by default. Notes: The version of Pale Moon I used to test this was 28.17.0 (64-bit). Link to equivalent Flash installers for other operating systems aside from Windows: You can check to see if it works by clicking 'Embed' on a flash from this link using the Pale Moon browser: īackup link for flashplayer32_0r0_371_win.msi:

You'll also need a basic CLI install of the PHP programming language for this to work in anything Linux-related.Download and install Pale Moon 64-bit (a web browser that didn't drop support for Flash): ĭownload and install the most recent version of Flash for Windows that Adobe didn't kill (flashplayer32_0r0_371_win.msi): If interested, you could always take a look:.

However, I wouldn't like to say if you could run it the way your Chromebook seems to be set up although I've certainly heard of GalliumOS, I've never had any reason to try it. (Flashpoint is an Electron-based 'desktop client', y'see.) 4 Pale Moon originated as a fork of Firefox, but has subsequently diverged. 8 There are official releases for Microsoft Windows, FreeBSD, macOS, and Linux, 8 as well as contributed builds for various platforms.

They spent the whole of 2020, and a good part of 2019 downloading and archiving as many games as possible.įor those situations where specific websites have their game libraries 'locked' to their site, FlashPoint will run the FlashPlayer through a proxy server this way, the game thinks it's still running on the site it's locked to, where in fact it's actually running through the FlashPlayer in the Electron app on your local machine. Pale Moon is an open-source web browser with an emphasis on customization its motto is 'Your browser, Your way'. There's the 'FlashPoint' project from BlueMaxima this was started to specifically provide a way of archiving & playing all those 1000s of 'oldie but goodie' Flash games of yesteryear.

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