I hope this moves us closer to a highly compatible memory-safe and freely available Flash implementation. It seems that so much creative output was lost in the

I hope this moves us closer to a highly compatible memory-safe and freely available Flash implementation. It seems that so much creative output was lost in the Flash apocalypse. Flash/.swf (like HyperCard and some other cool-but-dead tech) seemed to hit a sweet spot that enabled many people to do cool things and share them, and I don't think anything (such as Roblox, Godot, etc. mentioned below) has adequately replaced it.