Re:Airscape - Astounding rotating HTML5 platform game
by TomGullen on Wednesday March 07, 2012 @12:47PM
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Tom here from Scirra, where's that warning appearing? In the game or at the top of the page?
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Re:Airscape - Astounding rotating HTML5 platform game
by radarsat1 on Wednesday March 07, 2012 @12:59PM
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Same here, here's a screenshot of my Ubuntu desktop:
The only thing is if I click, I hear a sound, but otherwise it just stays like that.. what should I do? I want to try the game.
Nevermind, just discovered that it works fine in Firefox nightly. Super slow on my netbook though, I'll give it a try on a better computer later.
Re:Airscape - Astounding rotating HTML5 platform game
by Gazk on Wednesday March 07, 2012 @05:14PM
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Your screenshot has the blocked cookies icon at the end of the address bar. Chrome is probably also blocking local storage.
Re:Airscape - Astounding rotating HTML5 platform game
by radarsat1 on Thursday March 08, 2012 @12:00AM
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I see, I didn't notice because this is the default behavior. I wouldn't expect to need to enable those things to play a game, either. I may have rejected local storage without really thinking about it, if so the game should give instructions that it is needed.
Re:Airscape - Astounding rotating HTML5 platform game
by nknight on Wednesday March 07, 2012 @05:29PM
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> Your screenshot has the blocked cookies icon at the end of the address bar.
As well it should, there are third-party cookies from ten different domains that try to get set on that page.
> Chrome is probably also blocking local storage.
I don't see how that follows. As far as I know, I have default settings in Chrome for both cookies and local storage, yet I'm seeing the same thing as they are, running 17.0.963.66 on Mac.
EDIT: OK, if I uncheck the "Block third-party cookies and site data" option, it does work. You guys should consider this a bug.