Is there any time frame when it will work for Apple users?
Also is the new chat room link around somewhere so we can access it?
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Stone AndyNov 4, 2020This site's infrastructure doesnt seem to have been updated since the 90s or early 2000s, so why do you expect any changes now? It's a dying cash cow with as little work or investment put as possible.
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ZekeNov 4, 2020I have a link for the beta chat room that was give out in chat room but it's not working. It use to work about two weeks ago.
Now to refer to this site as a cash cow, I'm really don't see where that comments is based on.
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JorgiNov 4, 2020[quote]Is there any time frame when it will work for Apple users? Also is the new chat room link around somewhere so we can access it?[/quote] It's not just Apple users. All of the site works on Apple devices except for camming. That doesn't work on anything that doesn't support Flash, and Flash is dead at the end of the year. The migration to the new chat room is in progress, just a shame it wasn't done years ago. The new chat room can be found at: https://www.truenudists.com/program/controllers/chat/chatrtc-beta.phpReactReply - AN
AntonNov 13, 2020This link doesn't work but maybe it means they are working on it. Or maybe they have given up
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CoR YYCNov 24, 2020Good news for Apple users, the beta chat room is up and appears to be flash-free.
The new chat seems to work so far on laptop (Firefox on OS X Big Sur), ipad (Safari on iOS14), and iphone (Safari on iOS14). Everything appears to be html5 now. Cam works on all three devices. Phone screens are a little crowded, obviously, especially if you are running your cam.
There are some wrinkles which are mostly inconvenient and certainly not insurmountable.
Over all it looks like chat should be in good shape this winter. Have a look and chime in with your reactions.
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CoR YYCDec 10, 2020Just putting this out there in case TT1 or TT2 are monitoring this chat.
Recommending chat room UI for small screen mobile may be better user experience split into three tabbed panels that all load in the page, but are viewed one at a time via tabs that display alert dots for new messages or content.
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