The Ruffle Team has been working
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2025 10:29 am
This project is by no means an Internet Archive-only production, although assistance from Dan Brooks, James Baicoianu, Tracey Jacquith, Samuel Stoller and Hank Bromley played a huge part. on their emulator for months and improving it daily. (Ruffle welcomes new contributors for the project
The BlueMaxima Flashpoint Project has been working for years to provide a desktop solution to playable web animation and multimedia, including Flash. Clocking in at nearly 500 gigabytes of data and growing, the project is located here:
A shout-out to Guy Sowden, who first whatsapp lead drafted the inclusion of Ruffle in the Emularity before it was refined elsewhere; your efforts set the ball rolling.
And finally, a huge thanks to the community of Flash creators whose creative and wonderful projects over the years led to inspiration in its preservation. We hope you’ll like your new, permanent home.
Bonus Section: Adding Your Own Flash Animations to the Archive!
For the creators, artists and collectors who have .swf files from the era of Flash and would like to see them uploaded to the Archive and working like our collection, here’s some simple instructions to do so.
Please note: Ruffle is a developing emulator, and compatibility with SWF files is continually improving but is not perfect.
The BlueMaxima Flashpoint Project has been working for years to provide a desktop solution to playable web animation and multimedia, including Flash. Clocking in at nearly 500 gigabytes of data and growing, the project is located here:
A shout-out to Guy Sowden, who first whatsapp lead drafted the inclusion of Ruffle in the Emularity before it was refined elsewhere; your efforts set the ball rolling.
And finally, a huge thanks to the community of Flash creators whose creative and wonderful projects over the years led to inspiration in its preservation. We hope you’ll like your new, permanent home.
Bonus Section: Adding Your Own Flash Animations to the Archive!
For the creators, artists and collectors who have .swf files from the era of Flash and would like to see them uploaded to the Archive and working like our collection, here’s some simple instructions to do so.
Please note: Ruffle is a developing emulator, and compatibility with SWF files is continually improving but is not perfect.