I cannot enter the chat room when I am on my Linux machine. It loads up fine, and when the adobe flash player box comes up to ask if I wish to allow or deny access to my webcam, I am unable to press any buttons... they simply do not push so I can't get rid of the pop-up box. the only thing I can do is close the chat window. Other than that, everything else works perfectly, in fact, better than my two windows XP professional machines. I am running Zorin OS3 which is based on Ubuntu and have the latest adobe flash player and all current updates installed.
I have also noticed that the chat room ALWAYS says there is a minimum of 1 person in it, and never shows 0, even though there is no one in there. It always shows whoever was in there last as being in.. even if they have not been in there for an hour.
I have also noticed that the chat room ALWAYS says there is a minimum of 1 person in it, and never shows 0, even though there is no one in there. It always shows whoever was in there last as being in.. even if they have not been in there for an hour.
This is not a Swingular bug but an Adobe Flash issue. We have no control over how the flash plug in works or doesn't work. If you are getting stuck at the webcam access screen of Flash Player, then it may be that your webcam driver does not work with Flash on Linux. Your best bet is to check google for other people with the same Flash issues as you.
Yes, I see you are correct, after working on it more, I've discovered it's not just the webcam access window... it's all flash player buttons in ANY flash player application. I have submitted this in the Adobe Flash player forum.