Ruffle
An Adobe Flash Player emulator written in Rust that runs on desktop and web via WebAssembly.
What is Ruffle?
Ruffle is an open-source emulator for Adobe Flash Player, built in Rust to preserve and run legacy Flash content securely. It enables users to experience Flash animations, games, and applications long after official support has ended, ensuring historical web content remains accessible.
Developers, archivists, and organizations seeking to preserve or run legacy Flash (SWF) content, including web platforms hosting historical Flash games, animations, or applications.
Developers choose Ruffle for its cross-platform support (desktop, web via WebAssembly, and browser extensions), broad ActionScript compatibility (1, 2, and 3), and focus on security and performance as a modern replacement for the deprecated Flash Player.
Overview
A Flash Player emulator written in Rust
Use Cases
Best For
- Preserving and running historical Flash animations and games on modern systems.
- Embedding legacy Flash content into websites via WebAssembly without security risks.
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