Just hover over the desired date shown on the “calender” & click on the timestamp of the snapshot.įor instance, to download the 2nd-last version v32.0.0.453 (released: ), hover over “” (or any interim date between 10 Nov & inclusive), & you would see at least 1 dropdown timestamp that leads to a download link, such as: How do you download anything from there?” It guides to a calendar page showing when the page has been snapshot. They HAVE already interfered once during an update where they changed my standardd programme for opening mp3 and mp4 files to their strange TV- thingy. I can only hope that Microsofts invasiveness will stop when it comes to non-microsoft and non-internet software. Also Irfan View has told me that their Flash plugin will remain. I can play it in Standalone Flash Player, as well as Irfan View and SWF Player which as old as it is still runs smoothly under Windows 10 (better actually than under Windows XP where it always triggers an error message on closing). I have a little interactive swf-widget (a kitten to play with) which I would like to keep. How do you download anything from there? There seems to be no way to get any older version of the standalone projector debugger than the most recent one (which might be be timebombed) and that form Adobe webpage. I don’t understand that link to Internet Archive. The recently-released versions are as follows: In case the last version of Flash Player Projector happens to be secretly time-bombed (with an unknown future deadline), one can always try the recent older versions, which are archived at the Internet Archive: That being said, since Adobe will no longer release any new versions, there may come a day when future OSes (say, Windows Universal HalogramX edition, circa 2050 ?) will reject your local standalone copy of Adobe Flash Player Projector as being too old to run.
(Furthermore, there is a user override available, which I shall mention in a separate comment.) I changed my system time to, & Adobe Flash Player Projector v32.0.0.465 (released: ) continues to play SWF Flash files just fine.Īlso, based on Adobe’s Consumer & Enterprise EOL statements, as well as the admin guide, the “block by default” deadline appears to affect only the Flash Player **plugin as installed for web browsers**. However, this doesn’t mean that the **no-install, browser-independent, standalone** Adobe Flash Player Projector would suddenly stop playing SWF Flash content from onwards, especially if you do it offline. Yes, further development of the entire Adobe Flash Player family will be discontinued, & the binaries will no longer be offered for public download. “if the Flash Player projector is also being abandoned”
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