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I'm not going to comment on the YT aspect of it, but I still think there's extra value for Flash itself as a technology, particularly that it's vector-based (also, interactivity to a lower extent) whereas video is bloated by comparison.
I know a lot of people don't like it, though I still have the standalone player on my computer (not Windows). There is also Ruffle, which might work fine for animations (personally: the loading time isn't great, also lack of zoom option).
I mean I know this probably depends on a platform more than anything. But there is the Internet archive.
Badger badger
Albuquerque: THE MOVIE EDIT: Better yet, Everything You Know is Wrong by the same creator
I'm definitely a fan of keeping some of the old flash content alive - in an isolated environment because flash was always a security nightmare, and moreso now. But it would be a shame to lose all those works.
How would you share it here though, in a way that people would be able to access it?