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It seems to still support ActionScript 3, though again, not personally experienced. Still, this would suggest you can export an existing Flash project to HTML5:

by jchw 6y ago

It seems to still support ActionScript 3, though again, not personally experienced. Still, this would suggest you can export an existing Flash project to HTML5: https://helpx.adobe.com/animate/how-to/create-publish-html5-canvas-document.html https://helpx.adobe.com/animate/how-to/create-publish-html5-... edit: Looking more closely, I do now see that you have to manually convert the AS3 when exporting to HTML5. That’s a bummer.

tombert 6y ago
Yeah, that's what I thought. I remember hearing that you couldn't magically export your AS3 into HTML5 like you can with something like GameMaker. Somewhat ironically, due to something like Ruffle, exporting to an SWF like before might actually be a viable option again, since you'd get all the nice sandboxing of modern browsers while having pretty-ok flash compatibility.