How to use tfm after flash ban?

Can someone plz tell me how to use transformice on mac after flash is banned in December? steam DOES NOT WORK because apple doesnt like 32 bit programs, (which tfm is!) And the download link for the standalone is a windows application or a 32-bit mac download that is not allowed to work with mac!

Boot your mac into a windows. Don't know any other ways, but I'm pretty sure if you do that, it'd be guaranteed that you can play the game.

are you sure steam doesn't work? cos i don't have an apple computer, mine is Acer

Andiemations a dit :
are you sure steam doesn't work? cos i don't have an apple computer, mine is Acer

As they said, apple has something against 32 bit apps. A friend of mine also told me she wanted to boot her mac, but it has to be strongly a 64 bit version of a windows, otherwise it throws away the 32 bit one.

I downloaded the Chrome extention SuperNova SWF Enabler. SuperNova allows me to enable Flash through the extension while my browser still says the webpage is blocking Flash. This extension was designed as a solution for Flash losing browser support.

Also, you could download an older version of a browser that still supports Flash and stop it from auto-updating.

Alternatively, there are programs (they usually cost money) that will allow you to run Windows on your Apple machine. You can run a 32-bit app through the Windows window.

EDIT: Speaking of all this, does anyone know if TFM's standalone will ever be made compatible with MacOS Catalina? I don't know how hard it is or isn't to turn an app from 32-bit to 64-bit. I would always prefer to play on the standalone if I had the option.

EDIT 2: Judging by this tweet by Meli, I would say Mac users are screwed.

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Lefermier a dit :
I downloaded the Chrome extention SuperNova SWF Enabler. SuperNova allows me to enable Flash through the extension while my browser still says the webpage is blocking Flash. This extension was designed as a solution for Flash losing browser support.

Also, you could download an older version of a browser that still supports Flash and stop it from auto-updating.

Alternatively, there are programs (they usually cost money) that will allow you to run Windows on your Apple machine. You can run a 32-bit app through the Windows window.

EDIT: Speaking of all this, does anyone know if TFM's standalone will ever be made compatible with MacOS Catalina? I don't know how hard it is or isn't to turn an app from 32-bit to 64-bit. I would always prefer to play on the standalone if I had the option.

EDIT 2: Judging by this tweet by Meli, I would say Mac users are screwed.

Thanks for all of the responses guys! I'll look into them

Ayumai a dit :

was this a joke? did not make me laugh

Lefermier a dit :
Ayumai a dit :

was this a joke? did not make me laugh

Literally look it up yourself

Edit: How does it even look nearly like a joke??? Do you think anyone (including me) knows how to do experienced tech stuff???

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Don't you think downgrading the whole system for a flash game is quite ridiculous?

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Syrius a dit :
Don't you think downgrading the whole system for a flash game is quite ridiculous?

she has a point, at least she will be able to play tfm

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I believe if you have a MacBook or a Windows computer you could download the game. It's also available on Steam. Sadly, I will not be able to play for a while because I only have my school Chromebook. I'll probs need a computer for college (especially in a pandemic) so I'll most likely make a return to the game.

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