Giant warning goes away, it works without f*cking with settings.

- I wonder why it works and if that means something is b0rked in firefox
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Sir Garbagetruck 2016-09-27 22:41:26 +03:00
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@ -48,6 +48,8 @@ idea...
* Android tablets ARE considered modern; Ipad/Iphone too. * Android tablets ARE considered modern; Ipad/Iphone too.
* I haven't tested on MorphOS yet. * I haven't tested on MorphOS yet.
For Chrome/Chromium:
To use with _local_ files you need to run your browser To use with _local_ files you need to run your browser
in "developer" mode, that means: in "developer" mode, that means:
@ -68,19 +70,15 @@ explaining how to do this and alternatives here:
https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/wiki/How-to-run-things-locally https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/wiki/How-to-run-things-locally
As you can see from that, as of right now (September 2016) Firefox (and Icecat, possibly other Firefox codebased browsers)
if you're using Firefox, you should be EXTREMELY CAREFUL and be seem to work today (Sept 2016) _without_ making any changes, so
100% SURE YOU CHANGE THE SETTING BACK! you can use it 'out of the box.' M0qui was able to, and I tested,
and so the big 72-point "not supported on Windows+Firefox" warning
goes away.
** ESPECIALLY ON WINDOWS FOR CRYING OUT LOUD ** Again, DON'T FREAKING TURN OFF JAVASCRIPT SECURITY AND FORGET TO
TURN IT BACK ON. DON'T. NOT JUST ON WINDOWS. BUT ESPECIALLY ON
Look if you're using Windows and Firefox to use this, and _YOU_ WINDOWS.
don't set the setting back, YOU ARE GOING TO GET FUCKED.
BECAUSE OF THIS: I DO NOT RECCOMEND, OR SUPPORT, RUNNING THIS
ON WINDOWS AND FIREFOX. It works. I do not RECCOMEND it or
support it. Someone is going to come back and fuck me over
because of their stupidity and choice of OS. Fuck that.
I may be able to turn this into a chrome app at some point, which I may be able to turn this into a chrome app at some point, which
will eliminate that issue. Possibly also a Firefox solution, but: will eliminate that issue. Possibly also a Firefox solution, but: