Planet: Imaging the entire Earth every day
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Planet: Imaging the entire Earth every day
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Re: Planet: Imaging the entire Earth every day
#2Are we moving to the Chrome only world?
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#3Can’t see anything on the globe, just a circle.
Re: Planet: Imaging the entire Earth every day
#4Are we moving to the Chrome only world?
Do you mind to share which browser you're using? It's working fine for me on Firefox.
Re: Planet: Imaging the entire Earth every day
#5Are we moving to the Chrome only world?
Do you mind to share which browser you're using? It's working fine for me on Firefox.
When I load it, the website states that the simulation does not work on Firefox + Linux. Works fine for me when I re-opened it in Falkon (WebKit-based).
Edit: another responder to the parent comment said it works for them on Firefox dev edition on Arch Linux. I'm using Nightly on Arch and it gives the message stated above. With a UA switcher set to Chrome Windows, it loads but renders the image strips on the map as black stripes instead of 'textured' ones. Interesting...
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#7Are we moving to the Chrome only world?
Working fine for me, Firefox 68.0.1 and Ubuntu 19.04
Re: Planet: Imaging the entire Earth every day
#8Are we moving to the Chrome only world?
Works fine on UXP (git commit 5a957202b70a0b11078b0cffa8967b63baff5661) / Gentoo Linux.
Re: Planet: Imaging the entire Earth every day
#9Are we moving to the Chrome only world?
Using a UA switcher and FF, I can't seem to find anything broken. I think the author of this page is just a bit zealous for chrome.
It also seems to work without UA switcher, but still states it won't work. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Re: Planet: Imaging the entire Earth every day
#10Can’t see anything on the globe, just a circle.
Portions of the Earth appear as white dots orbit and the Earth rotates underneath. It works in Chrome but not Firefox for me. It's worth spending 10 seconds looking at, but I feel like I wasted some time opening up two browsers to check compatibility.