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I created a converter that turns HyperCard 2.x stacks into standalone HTML so they can run in a modern browser. I built it to share my own stacks from the early '90s, which have been sitting on old floppy images for 30 years. It's MIT-licensed and I'd welcome contributions - especially stacks that break the converter, since I've only tested it against my own. If you have old HyperCard files lying….
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I created a converter that turns HyperCard 2.x stacks into standalone HTML so they can run in a modern browser. I built it to share my own stacks from the early '90s, which have been sitting on old floppy images for 30 years. It's MIT-licensed and I'd welcome contributions - especially stacks that break the converter, since I've only tested it against my own. If you have old HyperCard files lying…