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Some progress: I was able to load the file with Chrome Canary after I changed the version number in the emitter from 0xd
to 0x01
. That would be the version number for the first MVP release, and it seems Canary only accepts that one now. Is this a safe thing to do? Is there a better way?
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You should use the latest development version of whatever web browser you prefer using. Chrome Canary definitely supports 0xd (RC for MVP 1.0.) Maybe you have an outdated version of Canary?
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After applying 4058b78 it works now, thanks!
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