In Super Mario Flash (a fan-made Flash game), saving your progress is typically not a built-in feature like it is in many modern games. However, there are a few ways you can “save” or preserve your progress while playing the game:
- Bookmarking or Saving the Game in Your Browser:
- If you’re playing Super Mario Flash through a browser, you can try bookmarking your progress. However, most Flash games don’t save progress between sessions unless specifically designed to do so.
- Use Browser’s “Save Game” Feature (if available):
- Some Flash games have an in-game option to save progress (usually via a save/load menu). If Super Mario Flash provides such an option, you could use that to save your progress, but it’s not always guaranteed.
- Local Game Files (Flash Player-specific):
- On some occasions, Flash games might save data in local storage (cookies or browser cache), but this is typically limited and not always reliable, especially if you clear your cache or cookies.
- Third-Party Tools:
- You could also use third-party Flash-saving tools or browser extensions designed to help save Flash game progress, though these might be unreliable or incompatible with every game.
If Super Mario Flash doesn’t offer an in-game save feature, it may be best to try to complete levels in one sitting or rely on the browser’s history if you’re using a Flash player-based version. Keep in mind that many browsers are phasing out Flash support, so playing these types of games may require using older browsers or Flash emulators.