Topic, Adobe Flash

  Has anyone else besides Simon and CG been able to play games on here. I just got out of the Intensive Care Unit in our local ER. They had to give me 5 blood transfusions because most of my lab values were low. The universe saved me from having a fatal case. I stayed in there for 2 weeks. I'm so glad to be alive! Thank you God! I just found out that I have Pernius Annemia which means that I cannot absorb B12 from meat, I have to get B12 shots weekly, and then it goes to monthly. Sadly this is for life.

  Flash is not updated anymore, so bugs/security flaws will not be fixed. So using Flash is inherently unsafe. Virtual machines somewhat shield you against these security risks. However, I doubt that anyone will be targeting bonuslevel though, so it's not that big of a risk.

Disclaimer: I'm not a specialist in virtual machines.

  Simon, I fully agree that your method should be safer. The only problem for me is that it seems complicated to implement, especially when you don’t know anything about virtual machines and Linux OS.

On the other hand, I don’t see much difference between Pale Moon and what we’ve used for many years (Edge, IE, Chrome or other + Flash player). Indeed, I am far to be a specialist like you, and I could be wrong. Perhaps you could tell us what the risk is?

  On the BLockoban forum, I posted a method with a virtual machine with firefox installed on it: this stack overflow message. This method might be safer since it is contained in a virtual machine.

  One solution consists in installing Pale Moon and the last Flash Player without blocking date. The process is as follow:

- before installing an old Flash player, you must first uninstall the current Flash player:
uninstall flash player

- install the last Flash player without blocking date. You can find it here:
flash player
During the installation, don't forget to check the right checkbox (never update).

- install Pale Moon:
Pale Moon

- start Pale Moon: there is nothing to configurate, the Flash player plugin is automatically recognized.

  Thank you for your feedback, now I won't be worried about it.

  We'll be fine, there will certainly be easy ways to obtain the last version of flash player.

  That's a good question, I wonder who we can ask? I'm worried about it too. I hope certain web browsers can play flash.

  When Adobe Flash stops working at the end of 2020, what will happen to BonusLevel? Will the site shut down?