The end of 2020 is the exact date for the flash end. We learned with some certainty that the death of Adobe Flash Player will come, precisely on December 31st.
Flash throughout the past was very important and led to the emergence of various creations, especially in relation to animation and mini-games, and now Internet Archive wants to preserve it for the future.
"Good news for all those interested in the end of Flash's life planned for the end of 2020: Internet Archive simulates Flash animation and games," announced Thursday.
Archive.org added support for Flash to its site thanks to an emulator in development called Ruffle, and with this, its administrators made it possible to restart games in browsers if they had the necessary plug-in installed. Keep in mind that this open source software is not currently compatible with all existing Flash content.
Internet Archive already has a sample of the best Flash content, which already collects over a thousand items at this time. As we said, Ruffle should make it work in all types of browsers, whether on desktop or mobile.
Website Link: Internet Archive
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