Games that play in your browser — phone or desktop.

Wikis

6 pages across 4 categories.

Culture:

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Flash Game Portals The ecosystem of websites that collected, hosted, and made money from browser games during the Flash era — the model this site's own history comes out of.
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Newgrounds One of the longest-running homes for Flash animation, games, art, and music, and a place where a huge amount of internet animation culture grew up.

History:

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The Flash Shutdown of 2020 How, and why, Adobe ended Flash Player for good at the close of 2020 — and why so much of the web's browser-game history went dark overnight.

Preservation:

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Flashpoint A community-run archive project that preserves Flash and other browser-plugin-era web games and the metadata around them, before they disappear entirely.

Technology:

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Adobe Flash / SWF The multimedia platform and its .swf file format that powered most of the animated, interactive web from the late 1990s into the 2010s.
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Ruffle The open-source Flash Player emulator, built to run SWF content in modern browsers without the original, unsupported plugin.