A fun new website is bringing our nostalgia for Flash videos to the forefront by shuffling through classic Newgrounds animations. Although it originated in the 1990s, Newgrounds hit its stride in the ...

Well actually, what I've been doing, is opening the HTML document with the Flash Animation in notepad, copying the URL to the flash-animation (or pic, in some cases), and then pasting it into Go!Zilla ...

While today Adobe Flash is a dead relic of the old internet, back in 2001 it was a sort of early YouTube analog, and the All Your Base animation caught on in a very real way. Based on the botched ...

Designer, artist, and composer Jonathan Andrew Myers has launched Fliiip Book, a simple, browser-based animation app that lets users create two-second looping GIFs with ease. Lightweight and intuitive ...

As you might have guessed from the last issue, I’m on a Flash kick. My interest comes about for two reasons: The first reason is that Flash content is reputed to be viewable by more than 95% of Web ...

Listen to Computerworld’s TechCast: Flash Animation. Podcast duration: 6 minutes. When the World Wide Web be-came a mainstream communications medium, people quickly realized that visual appeal was ...

William “Macboy” Levin’s recently published cartoon Flash animation, NYMUG has been nominated as a finalist in the Flash Film Festival. One of four finalists in the Story category, it’s the only ...

Flash animations come through fine on IE10 running on Windows RT and the Metro side of Windows 8, but not Silverlight sites Yesterday on the MSDN Internet Explorer blog, IE group program manager Rob ...

The entertainment industry is learning new tricks from the Web that could dramatically reduce costs and recast a widely used Net animation technology as a significant offline production tool. Despite ...

Graphic and Web designers have used Flash, animations and other Flash authored content on Web sites for many years now. While the content provided a rich experience for users, large file sizes often ...

I am getting ready to capture some flash animations in .EXE and .SWF format. Thing is, some of them start right away, and even if I press Ctrl+F before they appear, the windows taskbar gets overlaid ...