When Flash Player goes, what will happen to some features?

Serendipity129

Good day, fairies.

As 2020 draws to an end, so threatens the end of Flash Player for Chrome users. I use FairyABC on the Chrome browser because it loads much faster, whereas Safari doesn't load at all.
What other features will not be available to Chrome users without Flash Player? Pixie Hollow? Changing profile pictures?
Will these Flash features be replaced by javascript, or is there another recommended browser that I should switch to for a better FairyABC experience?

I know it's a lot of questions, but I couldn't help them. I hope this speaks for other fairies on the forum as well.

Have a lovely day, and may the wind be steady beneath your wings.

Villiana

Hi, Susie replied to your questions in this thread.
Have a wonderful day & may the wind beneath your wings be steady as well.

TheCuriousSeed

Finally! I'm not the only one concerned about the end of Flash! I just read that there are now a few games out there that are now post-flash, but I have a feeling the majority of the flash content will be history next year.

SapphireGlitter

Villiana replied at 2020-11-29 00:05
Hi, Susie replied to your questions in this thread.
Have a wonderful day & may the wind beneath you ...

I'm worried too... I read Susie's post and I still have some questions.... 1.0 is the most stable version of pixie hollow right now even though new players can't get in. There is little to no lag and I don't think 2.0 is ready to handle that many players at one time yet. Unless that changes it worries me that 1.0 might be removed... i love 1.0 and I would love to see one more patch to it so new players can enjoy it as well. Also I'm worried about uploading images... right now that uses flash and it would be a shame if we could not add anymore to our albums after Dec 2020! I make outfits and cosplays every month here on fairyabc... it would be wrong if people could no longer share them on fairyabc... let alone the new players that would never be able to edit their pages or add any album photos!

fairyrealms

Most of the DF Official flashgames will be gone unless you save them for offline use.

TheCuriousSeed

mokeyoke replied at 2020-11-29 16:28
Most of the DF Official flashgames will be gone unless you save them for offline use.

If I ever find a way to save the bigger games, I'm doing just that while I still can.

SapphireGlitter

mokeyoke replied at 2020-11-29 15:28
Most of the DF Official flashgames will be gone unless you save them for offline use.

How do you save DF games for offline use?

fairyrealms

SapphireGlitter replied at 2020-12-1 13:36
How do you save DF games for offline use?

oh. wait.. i think it changed a little...but basically you save page as a .swf file and download a flash emulator

SapphireGlitter

mokeyoke replied at 2020-12-1 22:59
oh. wait.. i think it changed a little...but basically you save page as a .swf file and download a ...

Wow thanks! I will try that now!

TheCuriousSeed

I found out about this Flash emulator called Ruffle, which will enable us to play Flash games again minus the security pitfalls and the games that were proprietary. I wonder if this site would benefit from that given the flash content?