Adobe seems to really be trying to kill off Flash. I had thought there would be some advanced setting that you could flip deep in your browser settings to let it run, but so far I haven't found anything of the sort. Does anyone know of a way? If not, I guess it's time to remove it from Warzone.

No google shut down flash yesterday so on google you cant use flash but on other browsers it might work. The reason could be security issues. I miss some flash games also and sites that use flash:(. However if Warzone is only available on google and mobile you should remove it.

Edited 1/12/2021 22:48:50

No, Adobe has blocked it from running.

^ Warzone is not only on Chrome, but according the article listed below by The Verge, as of today, Adobe themselves are going to start blocking flash, with Microsoft even blocking it from most versions of Windows.

https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/31/22208190/adobe-flash-is-dead#:~:text=Adobe%20scheduled%20the%20end%20of,in%20most%20versions%20of%20Windows.

There are still some plugins that claim to be able to run flash content.
I haven't personally tried those, but they might be interesting to look into, and see if those plugins could run the Flash version of WZ.

Which Plugins?

Flash is dead :/
Don't see any problem with removing it..

the only thing i miss from flash is sequential moves on the browser verstion, if that was there, then flash can burn in hell.... and no

Edited 1/12/2021 23:57:37

Still seems to be working for me. Used it earlier today

Adobe or?

@Njord i remember seeing settings added to browser in change history https://www.warzone.com/ChangeLog/5.07.0.htm unless i'm missing something

Edited 1/13/2021 00:16:24

Use html5

@Fizzer

And the website works just fine for me without flash

UJS is the html5 + JS is the flash workaround on browser @hi

Edited 1/13/2021 00:51:58

I use it on Firefox.

People who don't update browsers should be able to use it. Hopefully for a few months or longer.

Maybe the demand for flash will cause it to run on some plugin or last updates in the future, I hope

There is a plugin like that, called CheerpX. What the plugin does is it compiled the entire Flash Player into a WebAssembly executable that you can run in the browser, just like it used to do. It supports both ActionScript 2.0 and ActionScript 3.0 perfectly. The problem is, it costs a lot of money.

The bad news is, the free alternatives to CheerpX are all unreliable because they are not the original Flash Player being compiled, but emulators rewritten from scratch to mimic the Flash Player's behaviour. For example, Ruffle is currently still struggling to support AVM2 content, and so is only confident at its own ability to support AVM1 content.

I will never forgive Adobe for what it did. Love live Marcomedia!

I think you should just remove it nevertheless. Flash was already security issue, and any official means of running it is now blocked, so anyone attempting to run it now poses an even greater security risk than before.

Running flash on internet applications in a non adobe supported way greatly increases the risk of malware injection or hacks into your PC. Don't do this.

UJS works well on a modern, up to date PC and Browser. If people are having trouble loading it, they either have a hamster wheel of a computer or need to update their browser. You can troubleshoot this on a case by case basis if someone complains.

Edited 1/13/2021 19:02:02

praise the gods, thanks for pointing that out dan.... and thanks to fizzer for putting this in the web client. I really missed not having to go manually though the oders

Edited 1/13/2021 20:31:31

Well Adobe will not be updated anymore, but you can just run flash on the last Adobe update. It should be relatively safe

I don't know how long it can work like this though