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Luckily no Flash to speak of there.

• ewoodrich 12y ago
  Apparently, that's not what they mean: "Flash proxy" is a name that should make you think "quick" and "short-lived." Our implementation uses standard web technologies: JavaScript and WebSocket. (In the long-ago past we used Adobe Flash, but do not any longer.) http://crypto.stanford.edu/flashproxy/ http://crypto.stanford.edu/flashproxy/
  • nwh 12y ago
    That's truly unpleasant. I don't get how anybody thinks that is acceptable behavior.
• middleclick 12y ago
  The name is Flashproxy but it doesn't actually use Flash (it used to). It uses WebSocket.