However, even though the Adobe Flash Projector can play online Flash games, the servers for such games would probably go offline in the near future with Adobe’s discontinuation of new Flash Player versions. games with upload/chat/online scoreboard or online multiplayer function). Offline playing is fine for the overwhelming majority of Flash games, except for those requiring an internet connection (eg. One can also play fullscreen (CTL-F).īelow is further info for those not familiar with using the Adobe Flash Projector &/or offline SWF files … The Adobe Flash Projector can play local SWF files (drag-drop is supported), or load online SWF files from a URL ending with “.SWF” via the menu (or CTRL-O hotkey). I assume there will an upcoming Dec 2020 release - which could very well be the last one, so be sure to grab that. The latest v32.0.0.453 (released: ) of the Windows binary (direct EXE download link below) is 15.24 MB in size, a measly footprint compared to any modern web browser:Īdobe has been releasing a new stable version every month (usually on the second Tuesday) for years. (Ignore the other links mentioning “content debugger” &/or other web browsers, unless you are a Flash developer who needs those for specific troubleshooting purposes.) Select “Download the Flash Player projector” for the no-install, standalone Windows/Linux/Mac binary in their respective sections. Instead of downloading & running an entire (older insecure) version of space-hogging, RAM-guzzling web browser just to play a 1-6 MB SWF Flash game, why not use the lightweight standalone Adobe Flash Projector executable from Adobe itself ?
> “use with a frozen palemoon browser with an old flash plugin” from Holland: “force an older version of chrome with built in flash autoplay to play the website for as long as the chrome 75 or 74 will function”
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