Grooveshark's new Javascript/HTML interface

Re:Grooveshark's new Javascript/HTML interface by zalew on Saturday December 04, 2010 @01:09AM (#1968669)

Funny thing - everything works amazingly, until I turn Flashblock on http://i.imgur.com/HFe8h.png then all my stuff disappears (favs, playlists) and this js error hangs my firefox to death.

Besides that, it's awesome, even better than before.

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Re:Grooveshark's new Javascript/HTML interface by alexqgb on Saturday December 04, 2010 @06:06PM (#1970417)

Chrome sandboxes Flash. If Flash is on your machine but disabled for Firefox, you can preserve the configurations that allowed this, and use Chrome as a dedicated Grooveshark / misc. Flash player. Depending on your arrangement, quitting Chrome can mean quitting Flash, so it can be a pretty elegant solution.

Hat-tip to Gruber for the idea http://daringfireball.net/2010/11/flash_free_and_cheating_wi....

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Re:Grooveshark's new Javascript/HTML interface by david_p on Saturday December 04, 2010 @12:01PM (#1969601)

Exelent UX, but the flashblock problem is anoying.. I think they sould put some empty flash animation somewhere on the main page so that you could hit "play" on flashblock.

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Re:Grooveshark's new Javascript/HTML interface by zalew on Saturday December 04, 2010 @12:54PM (#1969736)

You can 'allow flash for this site' anyways, I turned off now to see what happens and oooops :)

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Re:Grooveshark's new Javascript/HTML interface by sudonim on Saturday December 04, 2010 @11:44AM (#1969561)

Ditto... Unable to login with flash block enabled.

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