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The visualisation works fine in newest Firefox on Linux, though only in Chromium do I get the sound effects (like a high pitched fan noise)

• mikekchar 7y ago
  Just so that it's clear to other people: The message is in the text of the page, but it does seem to work on a recent version of Firefox.
  • alien1993 7y ago
    I'm on Firefox 68.0.1 on Arch and it's not working.
    • deleted 7y ago
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    • mikekchar 7y ago
      I'm also on 68.0.1 on Arch and it's working for me, so possibly a plugin is interfering.
  • Faark 7y ago
    Now working for me on Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; rv:68.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/68.0. Sats are spinning around a globe, but scanned area does not appear. Works fine on Edge but it's screen reader can't handle the companion article.
  • azernik 7y ago
    This is what it usually means when something is "Chrome-only" - developers like me usually try to stick to standards, but don't have the time or resources to do thorough testing of more than one browser. If it works on Firefox, that's gravy (and my current project does, from a cursory check), but I can't guarantee it in the same way that I can for Chrome. i.e. this particular dev probably tried it on Firefox/Linux, or got bug reports, and just decided to put up a disclaimer.