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Same idea as the FSP configs on Windows, but for Linux.

Dockerfiles for use in portable Linux version of the Flashpoint Project.

Pipelight is a special browser plugin which allows one to use windows only plugins inside Linux browsers.

This is a fork (ish) of https://launchpad.net/pipelight.

Flashpoint Browser based on Basilisk by Moonchild Productions. The unbranded edition!

Main hub repo for bundling Flashpoint with all the components such as Launcher, router, flash and so forth.

A homebrew tap for Flashpoint

Portable configuration file for FPBrowser using winPenPack

Shockwave Xtras enables Shockwave to run extra code that is not native to Shockwave it-self. There are at least 700 Xtras in existence. One of the most common for example is Buddy API, which is a sort of "swiss army knife" to polyfill common features

Similar to Flashpoint Proxy, this is the mac version.

A transparent proxy listening on socks5. Used for Mac

A number of wrappers created to allow for the playback of Shockwave Movies in Projector mode.

The Shockwave Projector Redirector (SPR) allows Shockwave Movies to be played via Flashpoint Proxy.

A tool to run registry changes in a sandbox during runtime. Previously known as Flashpoint Secure Player

This Windows-library sets up a process to connect to the Flashpoint Server via both the HTTP and FTP protocols upon being loaded in the process.

Extends browser plugins (Shockwave, Vitalize & Pulse) to allow for loading of such plugins in Flashpoint portable browser with proper support for Flashpoint

This command line tool simulates running a process on a CPU with a slower clock speed in order to make old games run at the correct speed or underclock CPU intensive processes like video encoding.

This (Shockwave) Director Xtra allows for the archival of Shockwave Movies by setting, forcing, disabling or bugfixing properties which will stay set, forced, disabled or bugfixed even after going to other movies.