Anyone got Google Chrome working with RS yet?

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I have read a few posts around the forum of people saying such things that Google Chrome "wont play the game properly in fullscreen" or "This should make RS quicker"

 

 

 

Well these comments confuse me simply because I know myself and others haven't gotten it to work yet due to:

 

 

 

 

So has anyone here truly got it to work? if so could you please explain how?

 

 

 

Thanks :)

[Orpheus]

There's no confirmed way to get it to work right now. Google will have to create a plugin that will run Javascript, and in turn, runescape.

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Ah, I thought as much. Guess people like telling little lies then :P

 

 

 

Thanks for the quick reply ;)

[ClareJonsson]

It actually runs on Chrome for me, my only problem is that full screen has the same problem as Internet Explorer does. When I try to go full screen I get a blank white screen. If I try it a few times it eventually works, after getting full screen it's fine until I need to play it again. Firefox doesn't have this problem.

[Makoto_the_Phoenix]

There's no confirmed way to get it to work right now. Google will have to create a plugin that will run Javascript, and in turn, runescape.

 

But RuneScape doesn't run with JavaScript. It runs with Java. There is a difference, I promise you.

 

 

 

I've heard tale that one can get Java to run with the new 6.10 update (BETA), but I'd advise against it until that becomes stable. Wouldn't it just suck to be playing RS and then get disconnected at some critical juncture because of it...?

[ClareJonsson]

There's no confirmed way to get it to work right now. Google will have to create a plugin that will run Javascript, and in turn, runescape.

 

But RuneScape doesn't run with JavaScript. It runs with Java. There is a difference, I promise you.

 

 

 

I've heard tale that one can get Java to run with the new 6.10 update (BETA), but I'd advise against it until that becomes stable. Wouldn't it just suck to be playing RS and then get disconnected at some critical juncture because of it...?

 

I totally agree, I only run RS on FF2 at the moment as I found that is the most stable platform for the game. This is partly Jagaex's fault as they released the HD version when it still has major issues with the full screen mode :( Sorry guys, I love the game and what you do, but it's the truth: Full screen has big issues with different browsers, IE for one. I find I get the WHITE SCREEN OF NOTHING quite often, and I think I know why: When entering the full screen you fade from a white screen quickly to the game, but I think some browsers kinda get stuck on the total white bit. The game is actually running, I know this as if I CTRL+TAB I get a glimpse of the game as it returns to non full screen.

 

 

 

Please sort that one out.

[Salad]

There's no confirmed way to get it to work right now. Google will have to create a plugin that will run Javascript, and in turn, runescape.

 

But RuneScape doesn't run with JavaScript. It runs with Java. There is a difference, I promise you.

 

 

 

I've heard tale that one can get Java to run with the new 6.10 update (BETA), but I'd advise against it until that becomes stable. Wouldn't it just suck to be playing RS and then get disconnected at some critical juncture because of it...?

 

I totally agree, I only run RS on FF2 at the moment as I found that is the most stable platform for the game. This is partly Jagaex's fault as they released the HD version when it still has major issues with the full screen mode :( Sorry guys, I love the game and what you do, but it's the truth: Full screen has big issues with different browsers, IE for one. I find I get the WHITE SCREEN OF NOTHING quite often, and I think I know why: When entering the full screen you fade from a white screen quickly to the game, but I think some browsers kinda get stuck on the total white bit. The game is actually running, I know this as if I CTRL+TAB I get a glimpse of the game as it returns to non full screen.

 

 

 

Please sort that one out.

 

 

 

You tryed Opera? For me it's the best and I tested Safari, FireFox and Internet Explorer 8 (ye 8 but also 7)

[ClareJonsson]

There's no confirmed way to get it to work right now. Google will have to create a plugin that will run Javascript, and in turn, runescape.

 

But RuneScape doesn't run with JavaScript. It runs with Java. There is a difference, I promise you.

 

 

 

I've heard tale that one can get Java to run with the new 6.10 update (BETA), but I'd advise against it until that becomes stable. Wouldn't it just suck to be playing RS and then get disconnected at some critical juncture because of it...?

 

I totally agree, I only run RS on FF2 at the moment as I found that is the most stable platform for the game. This is partly Jagaex's fault as they released the HD version when it still has major issues with the full screen mode :( Sorry guys, I love the game and what you do, but it's the truth: Full screen has big issues with different browsers, IE for one. I find I get the WHITE SCREEN OF NOTHING quite often, and I think I know why: When entering the full screen you fade from a white screen quickly to the game, but I think some browsers kinda get stuck on the total white bit. The game is actually running, I know this as if I CTRL+TAB I get a glimpse of the game as it returns to non full screen.

 

 

 

Please sort that one out.

 

 

 

You tryed Opera? For me it's the best and I tested Safari, FireFox and Internet Explorer 8 (ye 8 but also 7)

 

Does it work with Runescape HD fullscreen?

[OldJoe]

There's no confirmed way to get it to work right now. Google will have to create a plugin that will run Javascript, and in turn, runescape.

 

But RuneScape doesn't run with JavaScript. It runs with Java. There is a difference, I promise you.

 

 

 

I've heard tale that one can get Java to run with the new 6.10 update (BETA), but I'd advise against it until that becomes stable. Wouldn't it just suck to be playing RS and then get disconnected at some critical juncture because of it...?

 

I totally agree, I only run RS on FF2 at the moment as I found that is the most stable platform for the game. This is partly Jagaex's fault as they released the HD version when it still has major issues with the full screen mode :( Sorry guys, I love the game and what you do, but it's the truth: Full screen has big issues with different browsers, IE for one. I find I get the WHITE SCREEN OF NOTHING quite often, and I think I know why: When entering the full screen you fade from a white screen quickly to the game, but I think some browsers kinda get stuck on the total white bit. The game is actually running, I know this as if I CTRL+TAB I get a glimpse of the game as it returns to non full screen.

 

 

 

Please sort that one out.

 

 

 

You tryed Opera? For me it's the best and I tested Safari, FireFox and Internet Explorer 8 (ye 8 but also 7)

 

Does it work with Runescape HD fullscreen?

 

 

 

Hm, i'm surprised you got so many problems running on fullscreen.

 

FF3 is unstable to me (not just RS, but in general). But IE7, Opera and Safari has worked for me without problems on fullscreen (altho i run in window mode 90% of the time). I've never got a "white screen of nothing".

[Salad]

There's no confirmed way to get it to work right now. Google will have to create a plugin that will run Javascript, and in turn, runescape.

 

But RuneScape doesn't run with JavaScript. It runs with Java. There is a difference, I promise you.

 

 

 

I've heard tale that one can get Java to run with the new 6.10 update (BETA), but I'd advise against it until that becomes stable. Wouldn't it just suck to be playing RS and then get disconnected at some critical juncture because of it...?

 

I totally agree, I only run RS on FF2 at the moment as I found that is the most stable platform for the game. This is partly Jagaex's fault as they released the HD version when it still has major issues with the full screen mode :( Sorry guys, I love the game and what you do, but it's the truth: Full screen has big issues with different browsers, IE for one. I find I get the WHITE SCREEN OF NOTHING quite often, and I think I know why: When entering the full screen you fade from a white screen quickly to the game, but I think some browsers kinda get stuck on the total white bit. The game is actually running, I know this as if I CTRL+TAB I get a glimpse of the game as it returns to non full screen.

 

 

 

Please sort that one out.

 

 

 

You tryed Opera? For me it's the best and I tested Safari, FireFox and Internet Explorer 8 (ye 8 but also 7)

 

Does it work with Runescape HD fullscreen?

 

 

 

Tbh it lags less in fullscreen o.o

[Sam]

Runescape doesn't work at all for me on Chrome. Well, I suppose it still is in BETA mode :roll:

[Salad]

Runescape doesn't work at all for me on Chrome. Well, I suppose it still is in BETA mode :roll:

 

 

 

It doesn't work for anybody lol

[evil_mumm_ra]

i downloaded the 6.10 java update, and i can play rs in chrome. it just lags for me more often, and i highly prefer the runescape official client. i just like my rs in a separate window and everything. runs fine for me in the client, i may eventually switch over to chrome once the java update and chrome become more stable.

[ClareJonsson]

Runescape doesn't work at all for me on Chrome. Well, I suppose it still is in BETA mode :roll:

 

 

 

It doesn't work for anybody lol

 

 

 

Is that a fact? Nope as it works for me :P

 

I highly prefer the runescape official client.

 

Official client is nothing more than an Internet Explorer window.

 

 

 

evil_mumm_ra haven't I seen you somewhere before:

 

[Deathmath]

It actually runs on Chrome for me, my only problem is that full screen has the same problem as Internet Explorer does. When I try to go full screen I get a blank white screen. If I try it a few times it eventually works, after getting full screen it's fine until I need to play it again. Firefox doesn't have this problem.

 

 

 

Go firefox, there isn't a way I've heard of, just works for some people.

[sloter]

I actually found a fix or at least it worked for me. Install JRE 6 Update 10RC. Just select the right one for your OS. I seem to be playing on a free world lag free.

[Deathmath]

Yep worked for me too.

[sloter]

Yep worked for me too.

 

Glad it worked for you. :)

[eyehawk78]

I actually found a fix or at least it worked for me. Install JRE 6 Update 10RC. Just select the right one for your OS. I seem to be playing on a free world lag free.

 

 

 

Gah! Beat me to it! lol. Though I can verify that this does fix the Java plugin problem. :thumbsup:

[PhaperPlane]

I actually found a fix or at least it worked for me. Install JRE 6 Update 10RC. Just select the right one for your OS. I seem to be playing on a free world lag free.

 

 

 

Which one do I click? I am using Windows, but I am slightly confused, which one do I download or are they all the same?

 

 

 

EDIT: Runescape has now become very strange, I can only play it in Chrome on a fixed screen. Very weird. :?

[sloter]

I actually found a fix or at least it worked for me. Install JRE 6 Update 10RC. Just select the right one for your OS. I seem to be playing on a free world lag free.

 

 

 

Which one do I click? I am using Windows, but I am slightly confused, which one do I download or are they all the same?

 

 

 

EDIT: Runescape has now become very strange, I can only play it in Chrome on a fixed screen. Very weird. :?

 

You would do the second one under windows. The online installation. You could also do the third one down the offline installation.

[PumpkinPete112]

Try searching mscvr71.dll in Search, finding the file that goes to your system32 folder, and copying it.

 

Next go into Program Files--->Google Chrome

 

Then paste it into any programs/classes folders, and in the main folder.

 

 

 

This is what I had to do to get it to work in Opera anyway, thought maybe it might work

[sloter]

Try searching mscvr71.dll in Search, finding the file that goes to your system32 folder, and copying it.

 

Next go into Program Files--->Google Chrome

 

Then paste it into any programs/classes folders, and in the main folder.

 

 

 

This is what I had to do to get it to work in Opera anyway, thought maybe it might work

 

Opera has always worked for me.