16:53:32 <nostalgia> Is SeaMonkey 2.53.1 is the last revision supporting NPAPI plugins?
17:28:44 <therube> nostalgia: http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/seamonkey/releases/2.49.5/ is the last for NPAPI
17:29:43 <nostalgia> therube, thanks for that
17:29:59 <therube> nostalgia:  actually, Flash was still working in 2.53.1
17:31:18 <therube> 2.53.6 was the final version that supported Flash
17:32:11 <nostalgia> I am mostly looking for Shockwave support, but thanks for pointing that bit out
19:21:46 <therube> nostalgia:  https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=27354
19:44:18 <tomman> wow, Shockwave
19:44:27 <tomman> haven't heard that name in quite some years
19:44:38 <tomman> my old Windows Me box hated it :/
20:16:29 <nostalgia> therube, thank you again! I use Pale Moon right now but its buggy at best in Wine, I remember Seamonkey working with little to no issue
20:17:04 <nostalgia> tomman, haha there are still a small group of us hacking on Director and various games authored in Macromedia Director :P
20:18:32 <tomman> nostalgia: awesome
20:18:43 <tomman> wonder how those games would be preserved
20:19:01 <nostalgia> https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/
20:19:20 <nostalgia> This would cover most offline games
20:19:26 <nostalgia> I am focused on multiplayer ones
20:20:19 <tomman> iiiinteresting
20:20:41 <tomman> it seems it covers other failed/obscure plugins
20:20:46 <tomman> I can also remember VRML
20:23:30 <nostalgia> Flashpoint is a rather brilliant project
20:24:40 <nostalgia> I believe Internet Archive also has an experimental fork of Ruffle (Flash emulator) that they are using to keep Flash content alive via webassembly
20:25:42 <tomman> yeah, I'm aware of Ruffle
22:34:50 <frg_Away> Status meeting notes are up:
22:34:51 <frg_Away> https://wiki.mozilla.org/SeaMonkey/StatusMeetings/2021-09-05
22:34:53 <frg_Away> https://wiki.mozilla.org/index.php?title=SeaMonkey%2FStatusMeetings%2F2021-09-05&type=revision&diff=1237900&oldid=1237785