MUD Clients
Flash2JS Telnet 1.1 - Historical Client
Historical Flash-based browser Telnet client with JavaScript and a Python socket-policy helper.
About this resource
Historical Flash-based browser Telnet client with JavaScript and a Python socket-policy helper. Credits Package author unidentified; SWF metadata creator/publisher both unknown. SWFObject v2.2 project is identified. License notice Bundled swfobject.js declares MIT licensing; do not extend that grant to the Telnet SWF, HTML or Python helper, which lack explicit notices. No complete package license found. Compatibility and security warnings Requires Flash Player 10 and Python 2-era syntax; not a verified modern browser client. Includes compiled ActionScript SWF with no matching ActionScript source, wildcard domain/port socket policy, unescaped innerHTML input/output, plaintext telnet and unrestricted thread creation. Preserve Macintosh metadata as opaque bytes, never execute embedded content. SWF zlib stream and tag boundaries checked statically (3923 decoded bytes); no behavioral safety claim. Original bytes and included notices are preserved. Not compiled, executed, boot-tested or comprehensively security-audited. Historical contact addresses may no longer work. Archive validation is not malware clearance or redistribution approval.
Compatibility
General MUD / Clients (historical Flash browser client); modern compatibility unverified.
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License
Historical contributor and inherited terms; licensing review required
Original Author
Package author unidentified; SWFObject project
Credits
Package author unidentified; SWF metadata creator/publisher both unknown. SWFObject v2.2 project is identified.
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