@rasterman There was Gnash but it was a viewer only

@hideki I remember Gnash. When I used it, it didn't seem quite there yet. As a viewer, I mean.

@rasterman @hideki Gnash, GameSWF, Lightspark, Ruffle, and some implementation in JavaScript I can't remember the name of offhand (done by Mozilla Labs)

@allison @hideki Gnash is the only one I know of those. I'm glad there were more.

Any of those are still developed today? Do they run Flash content reliably?

@rasterman @hideki ruffle is the only one currently under active development, mainly down to the newgrounds archiving push

@allison @rasterman @hideki Ruffle runs homestarrunner.com !

@tk @allison @hideki @rasterman Ruffle already works on most of the flash animations of old, and even some games :D

with time it'll be able to play more games and we'll forget that proprietary runtime that got deprecated ever was needed

@cell @tk @allison @hideki 🤞

@tk @allison @hideki @rasterman sure there's BlueMaxima's Flashpoint which is actually a very nice preservation project, but I don't want to download a bloated client to play a few games or animations.

@cell @allison @hideki @tk

"What does he mean by bloated"

>500GB

Oh, I see.

@tk @allison @hideki @rasterman including stinkoman 2X06?

@allison @hideki I'll check it out. Thanks!