Chrome only downloads swf files instead of playing them

Chrome is bltadwin.ru files instead of opening them. Flash is enabled inside Chrome settings. For the past month or so, this has been happening. Instead of playing in a tab, it just downloads the swf. If I try to open the downloaded swf in Chrome, Chrome just downloads it again. Chrome is downloading bltadwin.ru file instead of opening it. In this past week, many of the desktops at my school have stopped bltadwin.ru files. Many things we use are flash-based, and now instead of opening it, it just tries to download it. For example: bltadwin.ru  · WIndows 10 Home Version OS build bit Google Chrome Canary Version canary SyzyASan Hey everyone Im having an issue that I seem to be unable to resolve. Anytime I download an swf. file and try to play it locally the swf. file will initially open up whichever web browser.

If you attempt to visit the URL of a raw SWF file, Chrome 57 refuses to display and instead asks if you want to download, with the warning "This type of file can harm your computer". However, if you wrap the same SWF in a simple web page with an object tag, it loads normally. And now, it appears that every time I even try to access bltadwin.ru, Chrome attempts to download bltadwin.ru instead of redirecting me to it. Which is then immediately followed up by this: It appears that this is affecting every single browser I have on this computer currently, and it doesn't seem like anyone is having the same issue. Twenty minutes ago I tried to play a bltadwin.ru from this page but it didn't play. At all. It downloaded instead. Then I tried opening another file, a room file instead. Also downloaded. I can't open it, in IE it opens partially (only effects in rooms, no.

Chrome now bltadwin.ru files instead of opening and playing/running them. SWF files are downloaded instead of invoked with Flash player # Closed phaoost opened this Issue Apr 9, 6 comments Closed SWF. WIndows 10 Home Version OS build bit Google Chrome Canary Version canary SyzyASan Hey everyone Im having an issue that I seem to be unable to resolve. Anytime I download an swf. file and try to play it locally the swf. file will initially open up whichever web browser. If you visit a SWF directly, it will not ask you to click-to-run, it will simply download it instead. If you were to go to chrome://plugins/ and check "Always allow to run" it would play the SWF as previously normal in the browser directly, without the HTML wrapper. The fact it will not prompt you to enable it does not seem to be a security decision.