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Flash will be completely removed from all browsers by December 31, , via Windows Update. Companies reliant on Flash for development and playback of content are encouraged to remove the dependency on Adobe Flash prior to December Please see our blog for more information.

Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Farmville 1 and Zoo World 1. But now they are dissapearing because the Flash Player is shutting down. They mean a lot to med, because I had relaxed playing the games after a stressed Day at Work. I still hope for a solution to continue playing my games.

I learned Flash Animation about 20 years ago and have used it ever since. I mostly just make animations with it and never really use the Action Script. I save the videos to avi or mp 2 or mp 4. But i do use it allot as i am the creator of 2 on going cartoons. And did freelance animation for a number of years.

When i recently came out as Adobe Animate. I adjusted to it as usual. Are you taking me.. My program is about to go away? They are just removing action script and swf exporting. Ford Sync2 runs on flash.

Take a. SWF, rename it. JPG, and load it as a background. The head unit will execute it. Adobe Animate still exists and. So many dodgy exploits habe ruined it for genuine users. The companies will not make html5 or will charge fees now. The only thing good about Flash is the innovation in security that it forced everyone to develop due to its terrible, insecure code base.

They should have open sourced it fifteen years ago, had it fixed once and for all, and it would probably be still in use today. This surely has to be a lesson in why proprietary software is bad for commercial use. Someone should write a book on how not to write web based applications and just use Flash as an example. I think the only two things that generated similar numbers of CVEs were PDF files thanks Adobe and Java which was also a good idea at the time that has failed.

As an aside, back in it was obvious to me that Windows 95 hid file extensions in an attempt to look more like Mac OS and Microsoft has stubbornly refused to back away from this because of they would lose face. I find this especially annoying because many things will use the same icon and description for different file extensions like, ost and. They do not work without Flash Player installed. Now what? I already use a different professional PDF program. Let me clarify.. PDF is a widely-supported file format for which many different, still-supported viewers exist, including from Adobe.

Portfolios were the preferred method by lawyers for court case discovery which is the reason these were created. So my question pertains to keeping these as a legal archive, but without Flash they are useless. Adobe, to my knowledge, has not provided an alternative for those that have created portfolios over the years thus rendering all of them useless.

Very bad customer consideration! I think I will keep that up my own sleeve just in case! If there is loads of official documentation needing Flash that has already been used in a court hearing or tribunal, I would be interested to know what the folks at the National Archives have in mind to keep those documents alive and kicking.

They may already have faced down the issue of how to convert them into an open standard format. Oh woe the schools. I am steeling myself for the wailing and gnashing of teeth from teachers who are losing their favourite resources; normally on a website circa complete with animated gifs and broken links to Geocities pages and Yahoo Groups.

Ive spent years creating flash games, banners, websites, educational programs for kids. I am versed in html, vector illustrations, photoshop, photography and other multimedia stuff, so I could offer and create almost everything needed online.

Creating funny interactive stuff was my hobby and joy. Yes Flash had bugs, and security holes, but those could be fixed. Never again will we have such tool which could be used by programmers or designers or illustrators and publish it, and it would work on PC, MaC and Linux. Look at current websites, their full page images and backgrounds and videos and scripts consumes much more bandwidth. Look at current major CMS platforms, holes and security issues everywhere.

He and his army of blog zealots were also powerful and they started anti Flash propaganda which eventually did the job.