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Google Chrome no longer supports Flash

Mal Alford

December 24, 2015 11:26

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Win10, Acer laptop, touchscreen.

TREE VIEW ONLY PROBLEMS

Chrome is my default browser. Not gonna change that for 1 site. HTML5 page (Tree view) is static (Cant scroll) and cant cant insert email addresses for unmanaged users

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  Bjørn P. Brox December 24, 2015 12:29

  I am using Google Chrome on a fresh install of Windows 10 and have no problems with using the  Flash version of tree view.

  You have probably just disabled flash in your chrome setup.

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  David E Henderson July 25, 2016 20:52

  One day Geni was working fine, the next day i get a no-flash redirect and can't see anything exept a list ot tags like tree, etc. It makes it impossible to work. I have updated Chrome and Flash and am working on the current version of Windows 10. 

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  Oded Hartmann July 26, 2016 20:28

  I'm facing similar issues on windows 7 in the last few days. 

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  Jeffrey Brian Jones February 09, 2017 03:11

  It is also working on a Chromebook. I think the bigger problem is that Flash is gradually being phased out (Chrome now defaults to not playing it) and will only get worse from here on out. It would be nice if Geni could update the site to not need flash.

  Take a look at the star map for Star Citizen. It doesn't use flash and yet is more elaborate than Geni's flash page and infinitely better than the HTML5 page. Surely the developers of Geni can figure out a tree display system that is standards compliant and while they are at it come up with something that also works elegantly on smart phones.

  https://www.robertsspaceindustries.com/starmap

  Edited by Jeffrey Brian Jones February 09, 2017 03:13