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Could also be some local (on-disk) cache issue... But it's normal that a different network connection may serve you a different website, essentially, since it'd be coming from a different CDN.

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No.

Even if I somehow managed to write all the necessary bits to make Web Assembly work (all JIT stages, etc), Ruffle would still assume it's running on little endian. You'd have to fix Ruffle itself and compile it to WebAsm. This is all doable, of course, with a team of people that have infinite spare time.

@ jacadcaps - I thought you'd say something like that in response to my comment.

However, thanks for taking the time to reply - a lot easier, and less time consuming than converting Ruffle !!

If one wants to view Adobe Flash content, then download the .swf file and play it locally on your system. AmigaOS4 has Gnash, but I don't have AmigaOS4.

I would recommend Flash Player 1.4/1.6 by Maxim Ilyn from 2008, but I've tried the program and it is less than ideal. You don't get play/pause/rewind or any controls like that, the .swf just autoplays. I tested two or three .swf files when I tried Maxim's program, however long ago that was, and, if I recall correctly, autoloop is not even an option. Audio continues playing, but the video stops and doesn't loop, so that's a bummer.

There's one other option that I have yet to try, and that's swfplayer 1.4b6, hosted on Aminet. It's from 2005 and compiled for 68k AmigaOS3, so it should work fine on MorphOS, but the developer prefaces that the software is in beta, so it has kinks. I do not know if using it is a worse experience than using the newer Flash Player 1.4/1.6 by Maxim Ilyn.

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Thanks