Glad you like it, unfortunately you can't use it locally though because it's done with JavaScript and only works in your browser.
If you want to play flash files on your computer with a seekbar you can use for example Media Player Classic. It doesn't do so well for games since some keyboard keys in the game will overlap with the media player's shortcut-keys, but overall it's alright if the flash only require some input from the mouse at most. Works great for skipping ahead in the flash file's main timeline.
No, yes, I mean, thank You, I know Guliverkli/MPC (you can edit the shortcuts, btw).
I thought, maybe, I can use it locally - in my browser. You know, to not bother your bandwidth. There are no stand-alone SWF players with a seekbar for Linux. You can imagine my disappointment after being used to Media Player Classic (which works, but some codecs (like, Flash) won't install properly).
http://boards.swfchan.net/1627/index.shtml
