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I have no idea. Whenever I try to open the file, firefox and chrome just download it. It used to work fine. (Also even back in the day some flash games had bui

I have no idea. Whenever I try to open the file, firefox and chrome just download it. It used to work fine. (Also even back in the day some flash games had built in DRM that required contacting an external server to run. And I have no idea how to fix that.)

firmgently 9y ago
Maybe your .swfs need to be embedded in an HTML page to work? If they use external assets referenced by relative URLs the path is relative to the embedding HTML page (this used to cause some confusion). If you really want to get them working you can try: - Opening them in the debug player, maybe you'll see a trace that gives you a clue. - Decompiling (with the right software this is often quite successful... 'Sothink' used to be pretty good) , opening in the Flash authoring environment and re-exporting. - Trying older versions of Flash Player (Adobe still provides them for download)