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Perhaps I'm being thick here, but I wasn't able to find anywhere this is spelled out. Care to elaborate? Also, fun fact: Copying/pasting the code in that minif
by pixelbath 14y ago
Perhaps I'm being thick here, but I wasn't able to find anywhere this is spelled out. Care to elaborate?
Also, fun fact: Copying/pasting the code in that minified file either results in weirdness or complete crashing from Notepad++, depending on the file encoding setting.
- Cub3 14y agoI'm in the same boat, any ideas?
- pixelbath 14y agoI added several line breaks within the first 200-or-so characters, which allowed me to paste the code fine.
- guiambros 14y agoI also didn't find any references in the minified code, but clearly this was done by WeAreHive, a small boutique agency in London. From their website: "We were brought in by adam&eveDDB to work on interactive pop-up book designed to showcase the talent and innovation of Google’s Creative Sandbox Gallery, and built entirely in HTML5 and CSS3." Correction: HTML5, CSS3 and.. Flash.
- andrewfelix 14y agoWhere is the Flash?
- guiambros 14y agoI should retract the last line of my previous comment. While the site does indeed has flash, it's just because the standard YouTube's player respecting previous selections (or lack thereof). I used to have YouTube as HTML5, but recently re-installed Chrome recently and I guess it went back to Flash as a default player. So, kudos to the developers. No more "but"..
- pixelbath 14y agoYes, I wasn't disputing the authors of the project, merely where it could be found written-out in the source. I figured it was encoded into the minified variables, but couldn't find anything indicating such. According to martinp, the code was removed after his initial post.
- martinp 14y agoLooks like it has been removed now.