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I'm not seeing the Flash form in Chrome on Mac OS X.

• tvon 17y ago
  Interesting, Chrome is directed to an HTML page, but Safari and Firefox show a full-page swf (which is piss slow to load, and clunky as hell). It's not just the form though, it's the whole page. They have even replaced the browser scrollbar with a Flash-based scrollbar. The page is basically a poster child for why people hate Flash.
  • pavs 17y ago
    I have tried Chrome, FF, IE, Opera and safari on windows, none of them give me flash page.
    • tvon 17y ago
      Mhm, do you have Flash installed? I just tested in IE (in VMWare) and it gave me the flash page. edit: maybe a/b testing?
      • pavs 17y ago
        Yes I have flash installed. Also, on latest Chrome builds Flash is integrated into Chrome, so even if I didn't have it should have worked on Chrome. Its possible they are doing a/b testing, obviously some of you guys are getting flash.
        • tvon 17y ago
          I was thinking the failure for Chrome was UA-sniffing related, but it could be a/b testing as well.
    • CoryMathews 17y ago
      Opera 10.50 on Vista worked fine. You have a problem with your flash.
      • tjogin 17y ago
        So say we all.
  • pak 17y ago
    My god, I just realized that after looking at my scrollbar. Terrifying. I couldn't understand why two-finger scrolling wasn't working, and now I am disgusted.
    • ghshephard 17y ago
      Yeah - What on earth about that page suggests that it should be done in Flash, other than "it's possible to?". I love my flash games, but that page is a amazing fail - my credit-card auto completion didn't work, my two-finger scrolling failed to work - it's almost like they are trying to demonstrate how _not_ to create an order page.
• runinit 17y ago
  Me too, Chrome in Windows XP
  • asmosoinio 17y ago
    Same here, Chrome on Windows Vista.
• code_duck 17y ago
  Aha, my question exactly. I'm using Chrome too and it seemed pretty HTMLy.