Google Chrome Not Working

[Ajax]

I'm at my witts end here. For some reason I'm unable to access any of the EOS or Flash teases on Google Chrome, but workes fine on Firefox. I had this same problem on my Desktop about a 3 months ago and FINALLY got it to work, but for the life of me can't remember how I did it.

I tried sync of Google settings and no luck, still doesn't work.

If I use google inspector on the laptop (not working) I get:

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eosscript.com/?host:1 Refused to display 'https://eosscript.com/?host' because it has not opted into the following policy required by its embedder: 'default-src 'none'; script-src https://eosscript.com; style-src https://eosscript.com; img-src https://eosscript.com https://media.milovana.com blob:; media-src https://eosscript.com https://media.milovana.com blob:; connect-src https://eosscript.com https://media.milovana.com https://sentry.io blob:; font-src https://eosscript.com; worker-src https://eosscript.com blob:; block-all-mixed-content'.

Thanks for any suggestions.

-Ajax

[Roblsforbobls]

I'm at my witts end here. For some reason I'm unable to access any of the EOS or Flash teases on Google Chrome, but workes fine on Firefox. I had this same problem on my Desktop about a 3 months ago and FINALLY got it to work, but for the life of me can't remember how I did it.

I tried sync of Google settings and no luck, still doesn't work.

If I use google inspector on the laptop (not working) I get:

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eosscript.com/?host:1 Refused to display 'https://eosscript.com/?host' because it has not opted into the following policy required by its embedder: 'default-src 'none'; script-src https://eosscript.com; style-src https://eosscript.com; img-src https://eosscript.com https://media.milovana.com blob:; media-src https://eosscript.com https://media.milovana.com blob:; connect-src https://eosscript.com https://media.milovana.com https://sentry.io blob:; font-src https://eosscript.com; worker-src https://eosscript.com blob:; block-all-mixed-content'.

Thanks for any suggestions.

-Ajax

Hi Ajax,

I've never had problems with Google Chrome for flash and eos teases...
I'm sure this is something you've already tried since you are at your wit's end, but have you:
1. Uninstalled/reinstalled chrome, and installed latest chrome updates and computer updates
2. Try in incognito mode (which disables most/all extensions installed on your browser)
3. Try it in another user (Chrome allows multiple accounts to sign in at the same time in different windows) or a guest user
4. Try it on a different computer with your Google account signed in (maybe incognito so you it doesn't go on the computer's history ;)

That's all I can offer/think about right now, maybe someone else can offer more tips. Hopefully you can find a way to fix it soon, because flash/eos teases are the best in my opinion. Cheers!

Robls

[lolol2]

If you have installed some addons like noscript or adblock, try to disable them for milovana.com.
Looks like javascript gets blocked.

[kerkersklave]

i remember someone else having such a problem. It turned out to be some antivirus software that hooks into chrome and manipulates some of the content, in particular http headers.
The error message has to do with security policies of the browser concerning javascript code from different sources.
The usual add blockers for chrome do not affect that, but some antivirus software does.
It is good practice to disable the browser integration of such software anyway. Modern browsers have their own mechanisms to deal with malicious websites etc.

[Ajax]

MIght be making some progress here on narrowing it down.

1 - I tried incognito mode, no luck. Still just a black screen.
2 - Signed out and tried as a guest user. No luck, just a black screen.
3 - Tried on another computer in the house. NOT signed in to Google Chrome and it worked fine.
4 - Tried on another computer in the house. SIGNED in to Google Chrome and let it sync all the settings and all of the extensions and it works.

i remember someone else having such a problem. It turned out to be some antivirus software that hooks into chrome and manipulates some of the content, in particular http headers.
The error message has to do with security policies of the browser concerning javascript code from different sources.
The usual add blockers for chrome do not affect that, but some antivirus software does.
It is good practice to disable the browser integration of such software anyway. Modern browsers have their own mechanisms to deal with malicious websites etc.

Wouldn't it be something if that previous user was me.... I have been down this road not long ago when I built a new PC. Anyway... with the tests I did today, I think it's something to do with the Anti-Virus, but when it's disabled I still get the same Chrome error and it doesn't work.



Looking at the 4th step, I went and compared the Google Chrome settings and they appear to be the same. I synced them and then did a comparison of some settings and they matched.

Looks like differences between the 2 computers is one runs antivirus and one doesn't. I disabled the anti-virus, but still doesn't work on the laptop. Just a black screen.

-Ajax

[fapnip]

I'd check the list of Chrome extensions running on the one that's signed in and not working vs. the one that's signed in and fully working.
Go to chrome://system/, expand extensions, and compare the list.

May also want to run some one-time malware scanners, like malwarebytes, (uninstall them when you're done) to make sure you don't have anything that's trying to intercept your Chrome traffic.

If you're running Windows 10, I'd uninstall any 3rd party any-virus software and just use Window's native/built-in anti-virus.

You could also try uninstalling Chrome, reboot, re-install Chrome.

[Roblsforbobls]

MIght be making some progress here on narrowing it down.

1 - I tried incognito mode, no luck. Still just a black screen.
2 - Signed out and tried as a guest user. No luck, just a black screen.
3 - Tried on another computer in the house. NOT signed in to Google Chrome and it worked fine.
4 - Tried on another computer in the house. SIGNED in to Google Chrome and let it sync all the settings and all of the extensions and it works.

Looking at the 4th step, I went and compared the Google Chrome settings and they appear to be the same. I synced them and then did a comparison of some settings and they matched.

Looks like differences between the 2 computers is one runs antivirus and one doesn't. I disabled the anti-virus, but still doesn't work on the laptop. Just a black screen.

-Ajax

Assuming the computer doesn't have any malicious software, you could also make a new Windows user and try in that one. In theory this would be similar to using Windows safe mode with networking (I honestly don't know if that mode would let you download and use Chrome) where only the default settings, applications, and drivers would be loaded.

[Ajax]

Solved, but I don't know the specifics on how. Something in Kapersky was preventing it. Not sure what. Copied config file from the computer it was working on to the computer it wasn't and all is good. Strange that when I was testing this and disabled Kapersky it still was blocking it. I removed it from starting at startup to test and then it worked fine. I ended up copying the config file from a the machine that it was working on and all is good. No idea what is different between the 2 configurations though.

-Ajax

[fapnip]

Uninstall Kapersky if you're running Windows 10. It does more harm than good. Window's built-in antivirus is far better than you think (ton of biased and out-dated reviews against it), and usually good enough.

[Andrus]

Had a problem with Chrome in the EOS Editor in the last few days - might be similar. I could run preview on the tease on every page except 'Start'. It I tried to preview the overall tease it hung on the 'Loading Modules' screen forever.

This running on Chrome on Linux.
Firefox worked fine.
No anti-virus running because not Windows.

In Chrome:
- Edited out many lines of Javascript in init section, thinking I'd made some subtle programming error, no difference.
- Fixed a number of warnings in the publishing screen (these look like EOS bugs)... no difference.
- Turned off Adblock, no difference.
- Turned off Gnome Shell Integration, no difference.
- Cleared browser cache and preview started working again with considerable increase in speed.

This was after a full day of work on a large tease; might have even been several days of work.
So there is some sort of cookie-based flaw in the EOS system. It's impressive but it is a complicated beast.

[seraph0x]

Hey Andrus - make sure you have the latest version of the editor and the player. To achieve that in Chrome, it should be enough to go to the preview page and reload the page once or twice.

If you are still having the issue after that - please send me the tease ID (it's the number that's part of the address in the address bar of your browser.)