(I also miss whatever used to run the 'Processing' (language with lots of little graphics demos online) website there was a beautiful little 'toy' there, that I could spend hours messing with, but it disappeared when Flash - or was it Java? I forget - became deprecated on the web. Let's hope Adobe just releases their player code and 'we' can get it exactly right, going forward. The 'Flash Projector' (someone linked for me the last time this came up) did a better job but, although I don't remember the exact details, I do seem to remember there's still something Not Quite Right.

The 'Flash Player' I had for many years would start a new instance of the background soundtrack every fifteen seconds or so, until the whole business ground to a halt under the CPU demands. Even if you download the Adobe Shockwave, your browser won’t support it because Adobe officially. Does Shockwave Still Work No, Shockwave doesn’t work anymore. (The game Tontie has always been difficult for me to get up-and-running locally under Windows, for instance. Why is Adobe Shockwave Crashing All the Time Keep reading further to find out why is Shockwave crashing all the time in detail with useful illustrations for better understanding. Yes! The existing standalone player(s) don't always do a great job of running what's already out there.

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