Honestly I still miss some Flash features in UJS, such as setting music and effects volumes.

Those are back!

When you're in a game, check the App Settings (weird name tho @Fizzer) which you can find under the dropdown menu under your username.

Eh? In game, you say? Sorry, but where exactly?
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/248245018031161344/799323704739889163/unknown.png

I like how you just block your coin count haha

Dans userscripts?

Oh he did let me see next time.

Multis userscripts?! He has commands!

Dans userscripts?

I'm using:

Script for checking the bootrate and last seens of everyone in a clan

Script that adds an "Invite to clan" button on a users profile

All WZ userscripts can be found on https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/by-site/warzone.com?language=all
While I find Dans scripts very useful, they are not super useful for your average player.

Muli's script is something I highly recommend for everyone, and if you dont have it yet, go get it!
See: https://www.warlight.net/Forum/106092-tidy-up-dashboard-2

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Warzone on Flash still works for me on Firefox, I just have to manually allow it everytime. In fact the main reason I use Firefox is because Flash doesn't work on other browsers (maybe it's just me, though). :P

How recently have you checked this, Onoma?

I manually allowed Flash but the 2020/01/12 time bomb goes off once I bypass Firefox's warning. I just get a clickable square of the Flash logo with an information icon, and if i click it, it takes me to the Flash End Of Life page.

Do you see something different, or are you just able to bypass that Adobe-level warning too?

@JK, where do I actually download his script?

https://greasyfork.org/en/users/85040-dan-wl - this has all of Dan's various userscripts.

@JK: alrighty, thanks! could never notice that in that place.
@lavrov: maybe it's because I haven't updated Firefox and Flash in a while, don't know.

I did not know it was lavrov at all... lol.

Aside from memories of old flash games.. why would anyone want to keep it? What's its usefulness now?

I still use it sometimes, on old PC, much faster that UJS.

Up until this morning (January 18) I was still running the Flash client. This was on a MacBook that I had set aside for that use, disabled Firefox auto-updates, and changed the system clock to December 2020 in an attempt to avoid the time bomb.

However, Flash is buggy and occasionally crashes if you run it long enough. Which it did today. So, RIP Flash client.

The UJS client is mostly ok, except for one maddening mis-feature. But that's a topic for a separate post.

The trick is having adobe version old enough to not have the kill switch in it.