The Unofficial Homestuck Collection

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Name: The Unofficial Homestuck Collection
Date(s): 25 October 2020 - Present
Archivist: Bambosh
Founder: Bambosh
Type: Webcomic Archive
Fandom: Homestuck
URL: https://bambosh.github.io/unofficial-homestuck-collection/
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The Unofficial Homestuck Collection is a fanmade pseudo-browser created by Bambosh as an effort to preserve the original experience of Homestuck and other MSPA-related content as much as possible, with the discontinuation of Adobe Flash on December 31st, 2020. Its goal is outlined as follows[1]:

However, with Flash finally being phased out at the end of 2020, Homestuck is in a precarious state. While there have been official attempts to preserve aspects of the original experience by VIZ Media (who have published Homestuck since 2018), the results have been mixed. With extra content scattered around the web in various states of decay, a solution was needed to preserve Homestuck's one-of-a-kind presentation and flair, for both returning readers and those new to the story.

Andrew Hussie seems to have unofficially endorsed The Unofficial Homestuck Collection by retweeting a tweet promoting the collection, as well as including it on his Linktree[2].

Content

Features

The Unofficial Homestuck Collection comes with a number of additional features. These range from hiding changes that were retroactively added post-retcon (giving archival readers a closer experience to those who read Homestuck before it was finished), as well as enabling content that was removed due to controversy.

Fandom

Reception in Fandom

Modding

The Unofficial Homestuck Collection has support for modding, allowing fans to create third party mods to change their experience of The Unofficial Homestuck Collection (and by extension, Homestuck).

A few notable third party mods include:

A full list of third party mods for The Unofficial Homestuck Collection can be found here.

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