The Flash-based brain games should open for you now. This refreshes the page.Īfter following the steps above, the Adobe Flash Player should be working on my website in your Google Chrome browser. Return to my site and click the page Reload button (the curved arrow button to the left of the Lock icon). This activates the Adobe Flash Player on my website, .Ĥ. On the Settings screen, go to the Flash section and change "Ask" to "Allow". This opens Chrome's Settings screen (not shown here).ģ. Click the "Site settings" link at the bottom of that menu. This opens the "Secure connection" menu.Ģ. Click the Lock icon to the left of the address bar. So if you don't see the Allow message, try enabling Flash manually through the Lock icon, as shown in the following image.ġ. You can enable or disable the Adobe Flash Player anytime through the Lock icon at the top of the Google Chrome browser. This should save the SWF file directly to the local system, or give you options to save it while it plays (depending on browser).In the above situation first click the "Click to enable Adobe Flash Player" message, then click the "Allow" button.ĭoing so will tell your Google Chrome browser that you want the games on my site to run so you can play them. Locate the right SWF file if there are multiple, and select "open in new tab".Type swf in the search field of the Developer Tools.Load the Flash game site, and the Flash game in that tab.Tap on the F12 key in your browser of choice to get started (I use Google Chrome for this demonstration).Update: Note that you may use the network tab of the Developer Tools.The advantage of this method is that you don't need to install a browser extension to download the Flash games to your system.
To save it to the local computer press Ctrl-S or select Firefox > Save Page As from the menu.ĭrag and drop games into the browser to play them after you have downloaded them to your local system. This should load the Flash game in full screen. Paste it into the browser's address bar and remove the #reqest GET information from the front. Kongregate games at the time of writing always start with #request# GET followed by IDs and other information. Load the Flash game on Kongregate and watch the headers that the browser retrieves.
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