Why does' openfl windows.exe SharedObject 'still use'. sol 'as its extension?

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Why does’ openfl windows.exe SharedObject ‘still use’. sol 'as its extension?

var so:SharedObject = SharedObject.getLocal("opp", "./");
so.data.a1 = 10;
so.flush();

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As far as I know, ‘. sol’ will be cleaned up by antivirus software in the era of ‘flash’?

I even heard that there are antivirus software specifically designed to clean “. sol” files

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Is that what the current Harman AIR SDK still makes use of?

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I’m asking about ‘OpenFL shared objects’

If you are asking about ‘as3air shared objects’, as far as I know,’ as3air 'still retains the use of shared objects

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The reason I ask, is because OpenFL largely seeks to reflect the AIR SDK implementation, generally speaking. If that’s how the AIR SDK still does it, I’d suspect that’s why OpenFL still does it.

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Is the ‘. sol’ data format the same for ‘openfl’ and ‘as3air’?

I tested it yesterday and found that ‘flash player. sol’ will be cleared by antivirus software

‘as3air and openfl. sol’ will not be cleared by antivirus software