>> | No.2541You could always use an uploader site like https://zz.ht/ |
>> | No.2542>>2541 |
>> | No.2543 ![]() >>2542 |
>> | No.2548i like using xtl.jp |
Nice idea there anon! Though not many, I can suggest few things;
-note all monthly animes elected to this day
-mention old Heyuri alternatives during the dark times Heyuri was down, including the site that only lived 1 day before getting spammed to death
-note the downtimes with exact days, they could be forgotten in the future so I believe dating is quite important.
About HTML/CSS, you can always get help from anons at the IRC channel of #heyuri when you feel like you are stuck, there are some that somewhat knows about the basics
Also before you are getting started, I would suggest discussing about upcoming HeyuriWiki with k♡♡z. Your site operating in the same time as HeyuriWiki wouldn't be any problem even if they include the same content, but it's too early to suggest something on that as I can't know what HeyuriWiki primarily will be about LOL
>> | No.2545 ![]() Not the anon working on that project, but I archived a few things from the volatile time period between Heyuri 1.0's downfall up until some point in the StrawberryHeaven era (by which point I'd become burned out!) |
>> | No.2546 ![]() And here's what I have since then |
>> | No.2547--- OH FUCK I FORGOT TO CLOSE A BOLD TAG --- (2021/01/27) |
>> | No.3226 ![]() >>3225 |
>> | No.3227>>3226 |
>> | No.2496Someone yell at LOLico |
>> | No.2513testing |
>> | No.2514 ![]() キタ━━━(゚∀゚)━━━!! |
>> | No.2526this is a bit of code from our testing enviroment, the devs used it to test out the captcha keys.. which i only recieved ONE email about. Guess no one wants them! |
>> | No.2539>>2526 |
>> | No.9260what it was, we may never know. |
>> | No.9261 ![]() >>9260 |
>> | No.9262>>9261 |
>> | No.9268>>9261 |
>> | No.9275 ![]() >>9268 |
>> | No.9271 ![]() キタ━━━(゚∀゚)━━━!! |
>> | No.9272 ![]() hey sexy |
>> | No.9273 ![]() >>9270 |
>> | No.9265:( |
>> | No.9266look at those little ants going to eat her ice cream, so cute. |
>> | No.9267 ![]() キタ━━━(゚∀゚)━━━!! |
>> | No.9269 ![]() no happy |
Okay BAKAs. Here's what you need to know.
Adobe Flash Player browser plugins versions AFTER v32.0.0.371 have a killswitch that will activate January 12th 2020. After this date, the Flash Player plugin will actively prevent itself from playing SWF files in your browser.
However, there is a way around this.
Below is a download link to a combined archive of several different 32.0.0.371 installers. Pick the one you need and install it, then go into Flash's settings and disable automatic updates. Congratulations, you can now continue using the Flash Player plugin to watch Flash files on your web browser.
https://archive.org/download/flashplayerarchive/pub/flashplayer/installers/archive/fp_32.0.0.371_arc
hive.zip
You'll need to use an offline installer. Otherwise it'll outright tell you you're not installing the latest version and cancel. For most Windows users that will be "flashplayer32_0r0_371_win.msi" I'm afraid I can't help Mac or Linux users, but they probably already know what they're doing anyway.
There are, of course, alternatives. Flash's own standalone projectors do not have the killswitch. You can download SWFs and run them in these projectors directly off your hard drive. You can set up file associations to have the SWFs automatically open in the projector. You can also put in an URL to run SWFs directly from the internet without having to download.
It can be found in the above URL as files with "_sa" in the filename. Windows Example: flashplayer32_0r0_371_win_sa.exe
There's also Ruffle, which is still in development, and there's even a version that doesn't require you to install any browser plugins but but is run on-demand from sites that implement it, but it isn't quite finished yet and some flashes will break.
Some Flash games are published as standalone projectors and are safe from the killswitch.
>> | No.81^_^ |
>> | No.82it werks!! thanks alot anon!! |
>> | No.85>>72 |
>> | No.91i wanted to move from windows to linux recently, but the only thing stopping me is that flash probably wont work. if someone can make a linux guide, that would be great. |
>> | No.93For n00b linux users out there who are using firefox, here is what they should do(at least what has werkd4me); |
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