>I still don't know how one is to watch the old swf content to replicate what is seen to match the output of the plugin that is going to completely stop working

>I still don't know how one is to watch the old swf content to replicate what is seen to match the output of the plugin that is going to completely stop working. Virtual machine. I still have Windows 98/2000/XP ones around for that reason, they still run fine and are so light weight at this point that the cost is essentially nonexistent. Even software 3D can handle anything from that era I've cared to throw at it, let alone anything lighter. All the security issues aren't particularly important since they can be well isolated.