[BUG] Desktop app does not support interactive elements

[hntechsoftware]

Description
While using the desktop app for Wick Editor, I am unable to open any interactive elements through the asset library.
It displays an error message that says: unable to load {name of element}.wickobj

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to Wick Editor
2. Click on Add Asset in the Asset Library
3. Click any asset
4. See error

Expected behavior
Like the web app, the element should appear on screen.
I tested it on the web app and it works.

Desktop:

• OS: Windows 11
• Browser: FireFox Nightly
• Version 123.0a1

They're likely not working on this anymore!

[hntechsoftware]

They're likely not working on this anymore!

Pretty upsetting, I've always been one for standalone apps. But ok nonetheless

[InternetAstronaut]

Hey! I'm here to announce that @badbunsen is definitely right! if you need to get help on this, maybe finally buy that clip studio paint, or if you're a tween user, Adobe Animate! But don't pirate them, it's likely a virus...

[InternetAstronaut]

• Browser: FireFox Nightly

Also, the desktop app is electron based, so using firefox won't change it!

Hey! I'm here to announce that @badbunsen is definitely right! if you need to get help on this, maybe finally buy that clip studio paint, or if you're a tween user, Adobe Animate! But don't pirate them, it's likely a virus...

or you can just mosey on over to the internet archive and find flash 8 (old adobe animate) there, seems like adobe animate's approaching a similar fate

[InternetAstronaut]

Oh yeah, the Internet Archive gets all this software without copyright restrictions! But people on web devices (chromebooks, phones, etc.) can't run Adobe Macromedia 8, possibly chromebooks can with wine
EDIT: i found a copy in like 10 seconds of scrolling.