Finding and Downloading a SWF

Finding and downloading a SWF
A GitHub search result is often only the beginning of the trail.
If a search shows a filename such as:
buddy_featured_v13.swf
copy that filename and go back to the main repository:
https://github.com/gitupofftheflooranddosomework/millsberry.com
Use Go to file near the top of the file list, or press T, then paste the filename. If we recovered it, GitHub should show the actual file path.
Check more than one version
You may find several files such as:
something_v7.swf
something_v8.swf
something_v13.swf
Look at multiple versions when possible. A higher version number is not automatically the best reference.
Download the actual SWF
Once you find the 
.swf file:
Click the filename in GitHub.
Use the Download raw file / download button.
Save the 
.swf to your computer.
Open it with Ruffle.
Ruffle web player:
https://ruffle.rs/demo/
Ruffle desktop downloads:
https://ruffle.rs/downloads
The desktop version is especially handy if you are going through lots of recovered Flash files.
Also try the live recovery
https://millsberryreborn.com/
The live recovery already has Ruffle built in and sometimes runs an SWF better than opening the file alone because the surrounding Millsberry files and paths are present.
Demo account when needed:
Username: 
testcitizen
Password: 
millsberry
If the standalone SWF looks blank or broken, that does not mean there is no usable artwork inside it.