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Why cant some users access my game using Chrome?
Myself and a tester are both using Google Chrome to run our game. On the tester's version everything runs smoothly but with my version I cant get past the 'install Unity Plugin' prompt.(Even though I already have the plugin) We are both running the game from the same server location using Windows 7 so I can't understand why our experiences should be any different. Any ideas? For both of us, the Firefox version works as expected. CHeers
Answer by astorga · Nov 09, 2012 at 04:44 PM
Probably your game is hosted in a secured context server (link starts with "https://"). Since Unity default script references links in a non-secured context ("http://"), this cause a "non-secure content access through a secure host".
I don't know why, but in some cases Chrome simply blocks any content that falls on this situation.
That looks like what's happening yes. Is there anyway to fix it?
$$anonymous$$ight be something you can do in generated .js script file. In my case, I just hosted the game in a non-secured context (in a dropbox shared folder). Not an optimal solution, but it's easier and works for me.
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