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The Flash emulator is an environment where it is cut off from the actual OS and runs safely. Ruffle is such an emulator that supports the infamous Flash Player. It is also an open-source project that aims to keep it secure and let websites and consumers run their flash player-based games and applications.

The developers offer extensions for Chrome and Firefox. You can also install the Chrome extension on Edge. So the majority of the browsers are covered. So if you want to install it, you can, but the version is still under development, so you will have to follow the manual method.

Download the extension pack from this page.

Chrome and Edge

Click the “Chrome / Edge / Safari” link.
Extract the downloaded zip file somewhere.
Navigate to chrome://extensions/ on Chrome, and to edge://extensions/ on Edge browser.
Turn on Developer mode in the top right corner on Chrome and bottom left on Edge.
Click Load unpacked.
Select the folder you extracted the extension, and it will be loaded.

Firefox

Right-click the Firefox .xpi download link.
Click “Save Link As…”
Navigate to about:debugging.
Click on This Firefox.
Click Load Temporary Add-on…
Select the .xpi that you downloaded.

The extension will be automatically enabled. Now to further test if the flash is working, go to

Demo example of how Ruffle Flash Emulator works

Once installed, the extension will appear next to the address bar. If you click on it, you have two options. The first is an option to turn off or on flash on the website, and the second is to ignore the website compatibility warning. We tried with the website ultrasounds.com which has animation based on flash. This is how it looks when it’s turned off (RED) and turned on (Green).

That said, if you are a website owner who needs to use Flash and needs support for a longer duration, you can add the following script as shown on their website.