If there are more than 1 swf files in the folder, it will default to the last one (e.g. The script when run with no arguments will look in the current folder for an swf file and make a corresponding html file that can be used to run this swf file in a browser. Remember to run chmod +x swftohtml.sh to make it executable. sh) at any location you desire, then to convert it into a runnable command either make an alias for it in bashrc, or copy it to /usr/bin/. To use the script, save it as swftohtml.sh(can be any name, does not have to end in. #firefox about:config & wmctrl -xa firefox & sleep 0.2 & xdotool type plugins.http & sleep 1 & xdotool key Tab & xdotool key Down & xdotool key Return & xdotool key Control+w & firefox '$html' & firefox about:config & wmctrl -xa firefox & sleep 0.2 & xdotool type plugins.http & sleep 1 & xdotool key Tab & xdotool key Down & xdotool key Return & xdotool key Control+w & sleep 20 & rm '$html' #google-chrome '$html' & sleep 20 & rm '$html'

#chromium '$html' & sleep 20 & rm '$html' (or in Firefox, go to about:plugins and see if it has 'Shockwave Flash') #!/bin/bash For Linux users having this issue I have created the following script as a workaround:īefore proceeding, you must make sure that pepper-flash is installed for Chrome/Chromium, (flashplugin for Firefox) the only way to check (without using the workaround below that is) is to play a flash file on the internet.

Interactive .swf viewer