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Flash games are overwhelming. They're all around the Internet, they're creative, they're funny, they're fun and --- most importantly --- they're free of charge. But they're also online, meaning an Web connection's usually needed to play them. Downloading them takes apart this problem, but haves a little understanding regarding how the Internet works.

Trouble: Moderately Challenging

Instructions

Things You'll Require

Computer

Downloading Flash

Right-click on the web page (not the flash game itself) and click "View Page Source." This will deliver up the source code of the page, to be interpreted from browsers. It links to all files used via a website, including any flash games. Hit "Ctrl" plus "f" with the same time to use the search function, and kind ".swf" to reveal the Flash files on the web page. The file name of the game, as effectively as the folder it's inside, remains at present exposed. What does this data mean? See the screenshot since an instance. The .swf file is in one quotes, and the full path is "castle/castlexgen.swf" here. This means the game itself is named "castlexgen.swf" and is in any folder named "castle."

3 If the game is full screen you've found it

Point your web browser directly toward the flash file. The trick to this yous to look in the URL where the game is becoming played, remove the name regarding the web page the game is originally played on plus replace it in the path from step double. Looking at the screenshot, the path to the file was "castle/castlexgen.swf," so that path yous added to the URL wherever the game was, resulting in the url website." The file is successfully found whilst the game indicates up on the browser full-screen, being pictured here. If instead of the game another flash file shows up, such as an advertisement, go back to step 2 also seek for another file.

4 Save the game. Click "File," in that case "Save Whereas" also save. The file is now on the hard drive, ready for offline playing.

Tips & Warnings

While this manual will save Flash files to your computer, some games but call for an Net connection to function. Nothing can be performed to perform these offline. This guide was written using Firefox; steps can vary a little with other browsers. Use this guide for personal use only --- sharing Flash games lacking permission from their owners remains any violation of copyright law.

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