FutureSplash Animator in 1996

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FutureSplash Animator was the first version of popular Macromedia Flash.

In November 1996, Macromedia acquired FutureWave Software, which was developing the FutureSplash animator. The program was used to create vector animations that could be played with the FutureSplash Viewer plugin in the then-popular Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer.

In December 1996, Macromedia released an enhanced version of this program called Macromedia Flash 1.0.

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