Another thing worth changing in the Flash settings menu is the Local Storage option. This allows you to set how much content Flash content can store on your computer. Once again, right click on the flash game and select Settings. For this option, select the tab with folders and green arrows. You will see a prompt that allows you to confirm or deny the permission for the website to store information on your computer.
Flash also shows you a control panel here that allows you to adjust the amount of storage it uses. However, this only appears at certain times.
Select the icon that shows a spherical folder behind, then drag the slider to select the amount of usable website. Although it sounds a bit strange, enlarging the screen can sometimes help flash games run faster. The idea is that the less you see in the game, the less information the computer has to process. That is also why a game runs smoother at p compared to 4K.
To zoom out, you can hold Ctrl and press - or scroll the mouse wheel down. You may notice that some flash games limit the size of the game window, but still allow you to enlarge or reduce the content of the game.
This may not work for every game, but it's worth trying if other ways don't work. Another troubleshooting step that you can try is to erase the data that Flash caches to start over. This will obviously delete any saved data sites for games, possibly including game options and progress, such as high scores. To delete Flash data, open the Control Panel. Click Extensions and then press the Disable buttons beside the add-ons listed there. Now the games will run quicker and more smoothly than before.
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Still having issues? A There could have been an update of the browser that creates conflict with the game code. In both cases the solution is the same. Once you know which, start using that one as the dedicated browser. It should last you a long time until the next big update. There are lots of drivers on our computers. These are small and large programs which tell everything how it must work. Companies constantly release updates for all sorts of drivers.
Some update faster, some only once per year. In any case, we should strive to keep all our drivers updated. I can suggest the tool I am using called Driver Easy which automatically checks what is outdated and updates it free version has limitations. I think even antivirus programs have started adding driver update features. You might even already have it without knowing it. In any case, whatever tool you use, make sure to update all your drivers to help fix lag and speedup flash games or whatever online game you are playing.
Often inside the game you can find settings which slow down the game if your computer or internet are not the best. You'll need to enable Flash in Chrome to play games in that browser.
Some Flash games offer visual options inside their menus. These may be overall Quality selectors, or perhaps allow you to turn off certain graphical elements. Give these a look if your game performance is still poor.
Fancy visual effects like enhanced shadows aren't necessary to play a game, so you should disable them for a better experience. Another variable worth changing in the Flash settings menu is the Local Storage option. This allows you to set how much information Flash content can store on your machine. Again, right-click inside a Flash game and choose Settings. For this option, select the tab that has a folder and green arrow. You'll see a prompt allowing you to confirm or deny permission for the site to store info on your computer.
Flash is also supposed to show you a panel here that allows you to adjust the amount of storage it uses. However, this only appears at certain times; it didn't show this in our testing. Select the icon showing a folder with a globe behind it, then drag the slider to choose how much space websites can use.
While a bit unconventional, zooming in your display can sometimes help make Flash games run faster. The idea is that the less you can see in the game, the less information your computer has to process. It's the same reason why a game runs smoother at p than 4K.
To go back, you can hold Ctrl and hit Minus - or scroll the mouse wheel down to zoom back out. You'll notice that some Flash games restrict the game window size but allow you to zoom the contents of the game in or out.
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