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CheerpX for Flash runs legacy Adobe Flash content in modern browsers without requiring the end user to install the Flash plugin. It is aimed at organizations preserving or modernizing Flash-based applications, games, and interactive training content.
💡 Pick it for a free, open-source Flash emulator with browser extensions and broad community support.
Ruffle is a Flash Player emulator built in Rust.
💡 Pick it if you want a large offline archive of preserved Flash games and web animations.
FlashPoint is a presentation software that allows users to create interactive and engaging presentations.
$99 per year
💡 Pick it for native, open-source Flash playback on Linux and other supported desktop environments.
Lightspark is an open-source Flash player implemented in C++
Internet Archive
💡 Pick it for free browser access to publicly archived Flash games, animations, and software.
Internet Archive is a nonprofit digital library offering books, websites, media, software, and other cultural materials. It is especially useful for borrowing...
💡 Pick it only when you need a legacy-browser environment and already have a compatible Flash plugin.
Basilisk is a free and open-source web browser based on the Mozilla platform that aims to continue the legacy of the classic...
💡 Pick it for maintaining older browser workflows when a legacy Flash plugin is already available.
Pale Moon is an open-source web browser based on Firefox that focuses on efficiency and customization.
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