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It is not flash-only. It degrades well to a HTML page if you don't have flash.

• bonzoesc 17y ago
  It "upgrades" well to an HTML page.
• wizard_2 17y ago
  The fall back works fine - I didn't know what was going on.
• somebear 17y ago
  Except I have Click to Flash installed in Safari, and it still insists on that full screen flash monstrosity.
  • tvon 17y ago
    ClickToFlash behaves as if Flash is installed and working, it just prevents it from being displayed. In other words, you will always see that gray 'Flash' box with ClickToFlash instead of getting any no-flash fallback content that may be setup. Unfortunately I don't think there is an easy way to temporarily and completely disable Flash in Safari for sans-Flash testing.
    • mattdw 17y ago
      > Unfortunately I don't think there is an easy way to temporarily and completely disable Flash in Safari for sans-Flash testing Prefs -> Security -> Uncheck "Enable Plugins", refresh.
      • tvon 17y ago
        Damn, it's right there isn't it? Thank you.
• tvon 17y ago
  The point isn't that it doesn't degrade, it seems to do that fine, the point is they did an entire webpage as a Flash movie, duplicating the scrollbar, all the page text... it's a complete disaster.
• dionysiac 17y ago
  It upgrades well to a HTML page if you don't have flash. FTFY :)