Yes, I am still using flash for old flash games. And I want to be able play them from my local disc for the entire future. As well as I am still playing old DOS games (now in dosbox)
Yes! I still use Firefox! It is friendly and useful. It has easy management.
It is not good to reject the old products.
Jeff Savage
4 years ago
Reason for continued use of Flash player. All NOAA weather websites maintained by the Federal Government (weather.gov) still use it when you select to loop the NEXRAD Radar displays on their sites.
Why I still need Flash player: Upload of multiple files to a Buffalo LinkStation Media Server requires a Flash Player. However, the content is not yet supported by the Ruffle emulator.
Jim
1 year ago
I have the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary installed on my laptop and my desktop. Perhaps (surely) in ignorance, and following all the Adobe requests to do so, I deleted Adobe Flash from my laptop (not my desktop). Now my SOED does not work on my laptop. I queried this with OED and got no reply (surprise surprise). Will Ruffle get me over this problem? It seems to me that it is not an issue with my browser, it seems to be a requirement of the SOED software which wants to store information somewhere in Adobe Flash.
Yes, I am still using flash for old flash games. And I want to be able play them from my local disc for the entire future. As well as I am still playing old DOS games (now in dosbox)
That’s an enjoyable hobby. 😉
Yes! I still use Firefox! It is friendly and useful. It has easy management.
It is not good to reject the old products.
Reason for continued use of Flash player. All NOAA weather websites maintained by the Federal Government (weather.gov) still use it when you select to loop the NEXRAD Radar displays on their sites.
Worked so well. Thanks alot
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Why I still need Flash player: Upload of multiple files to a Buffalo LinkStation Media Server requires a Flash Player. However, the content is not yet supported by the Ruffle emulator.
I have the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary installed on my laptop and my desktop. Perhaps (surely) in ignorance, and following all the Adobe requests to do so, I deleted Adobe Flash from my laptop (not my desktop). Now my SOED does not work on my laptop. I queried this with OED and got no reply (surprise surprise). Will Ruffle get me over this problem? It seems to me that it is not an issue with my browser, it seems to be a requirement of the SOED software which wants to store information somewhere in Adobe Flash.