yeah this is peak. love flash :3

They claim to be fixing text and other issues but I've held back on reporting 2 swfs, and only the reported swfs get fixed. I still can see the problem. they're making hacks to fix a person's problems, but not the overall system. their fixes only fix the one swf, not all swfs with the issue. because I'm not reporting it, its not even going to be fixed for the game even by way of another game with the issue being fixed

and when they go to close any issue, no matter the content, they close it without even asking if the problem is fixed for the person that opened the issue! the maintainers just go 'works on my machine" "fixed by 12345" and close the issue.
sloppy.

you can just do a 'does it work now?'
and if the user threw their phone into the lake after 2-3 days close the issue and be done. say 'if you see the problem, reopen'

is it really that hard waiting for feedback from someone active in the issue? or even just asking, active or not?

don't just insta close assuming you've fixed it for everyone, at least wait a little before assuming no response.

might as well have one of the dreaded and awful stalebots if you're that uninterested in following up

Not available anymore? Install attempts on Ubuntu Flagging "corrupt ad-on" instead.....

Extension integration of Ruffle with Firefox is evidently well done. Tasking Ruffle to run my case study of stubborn Flash has yet to work, unfortunately.

This past March when I contacted the sup. team, and cited the problem web page, I got crickets and this remains the case.

The Ruffle ext. for WinPC likewise could not render the p. From bits I've read re. Ruffle, albeit capable, it's in no form a panacea to run all Flash content.

The website just says that the web browser does not support Flash.

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It's impressive! This addon works great for simple Flash games, but maybe not compatible for some massive online Flash games.

Idk how this extension has such good reviews. It's garbage for any flash games. You can't even type without it causing problems.

Adobe killed Flash, but we brought it back from the dead. Hooray!

Works perfectly with Firefox (desktop).