Guide

Note that, these old plugins WILL NOT work in newer browser, except Ruffle Emulator and DirPlayer

Unity WebPlayer: To be able to run Unity WebPlayer and play Unity WebPlayer games, you will need to do the following:

1. You need to use a browser that still can run Unity Webplayer, You can use:
    - Basilisk: https://www.basilisk-browser.org/download.html
    - Pale Moon: https://www.palemoon.org/
    - Internet Explorer: Preinstalled with Windows, if you try to open, usually it just opens Microsoft Edge

    - Microsoft Edge: Preinstalled with Windows, to be able to run Unity WebPlayer in Microsoft Edge, you need to click the 3 dots in the right top, in there, click Settings, then Default Browser and in there, you need to enable to load the websites in Internet Explorer mode and lastly, you need to add the pages that you wanna run.
    - You can also use UniPlayer, what is UniPlayer? Standalone application, where you can run Unity WebPlayer games without using browser, BUT you still need to download the Unity WebPlayer plugin to make it work and it ONLY can run .unity3d files: click here

2. You need to download the Unity WebPlayer plugin:
    - 32-bit: click here

    - 64-bit: click here

  I recommend you download and run all the 2 edition of Unity WebPlayer

3. Sometimes, the games don't load or don't even appear, thats because some websites embedd their games with http, you need to disable the website protection then, in Basilisk and Pale Moon, you need to click the little lock and then click the arrow and there you will find an option "disable protection", click that, in Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge, you will see a popup appear at the bottom of your screen, that will ask you to turn off site protection, click that.
Shockwave Player: You will need the next things:
1. A browser that can run Shocwave Player:

- Basilisk: https://www.basilisk-browser.org/download.html
- Pale Moon: https://www.palemoon.org/
- Internet Explorer: Preinstalled with Windows, if you try to open, usually it just opens Microsoft Edge
- Microsoft Edge: Preinstalled with Windows, to be able to run Unity WebPlayer in Microsoft Edge, you need to click the 3 dots in the right top, in there, click Settings, then Default Browser and in there, you need to enable to load the websites in Internet Explorer mode and lastly, you need to add the pages that you wanna run.

So, basicly the same browsers as for the Unity WebPlayer

2. You need to download Shockwave Player
    - Shocwave Player 12.3: click here
    - Youc an also use this new emulator, called DirPlayer, this is a very new project, so its not working perfectly: https://dirplayer.com/
You can use DirPlayer in modern browsers, unlike the original Shocwave Player.
3. If you has Windows 10 and Nvidia graphics, the Shockwave Player might crash at loading, so you need to download a fix for it.

Shocwave fix: click here

Flash Player: You will need the next things:
1. A browser that can run Flash Player

- Basilisk: https://www.basilisk-browser.org/download.html
- Pale Moon: https://www.palemoon.org/
- Internet Explorer: Preinstalled with Windows, if you try to open, usually it just opens Microsoft Edge
- Microsoft Edge: Preinstalled with Windows, to be able to run Unity WebPlayer in Microsoft Edge, you need to click the 3 dots in the right top, in there, click Settings, then Default Browser and in there, you need to enable to load the websites in Internet Explorer mode and lastly, you need to add the pages that you wanna run.
There is Ruffle, which is a Flash emulator, Ruffle is supported in all modern browsers, unlike the original Flash Player

So, basicly the same browsers as for the Unity WebPlayer
2. You need to download Flash Player:
   - CleanFlash: click here
  - But you can also use Ruffle, which supported in all modern browsers, unlike the original Flash Player: https://ruffle.rs/