Epic Cytadel - HTML

[knj]

http://www.unrealengine.com/html5/

this is quite Epic !

[cincinnati]

should be called mozilla citadel tbh...

won't allow chrome.

[Vilham]

Not supported in chrome. Massive fail. GG epic

[knj]

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tried this on Mozilla, but if Chrome doesn't work than it is massive fail

[FMPONE]

chrome is all there is !

[blackdog]

This browser is currently unsupported. Please download Firefox 23 (Nightly) for an optimal experience.

(i have firefox, just older on this boot)

Edited May 5, 2013 by blackdog

[Pampers]

yes.. we are all interested to hear all about everyones browser preferences in this thread

had around 30-40 fps in this game, about the same framerate i got when running epic citadel on my galaxy s2, on the newer version of iphone and ipad it runs around 60fps

[selmitto]

I was a firefox fanboy, but some time ago when I started to write some text, it lagged a lot and made me look like a retard that couldn't write a whole sentence. So I changed to chrome. Gotta check if that bug was fixed.

[Hipshot]

A better browser experience can be found at golf.com

[blackdog]

I was a firefox fanboy, but some time ago when I started to write some text, it lagged a lot and made me look like a retard that couldn't write a whole sentence. So I changed to chrome. Gotta check if that bug was fixed.

Latest versions of FF are much faster, at least on the Mac. Before they switched to the quick-turnaround update model (a-la Google) it was really a pain just to open it. Gmail still doesn't support some shortcuts on there :-/

Now I prefear FF because it does clear memory when you close a tab, it has the same Safari trick of not rendering(?) Flash and gifs when out of viewport (so cpu doesn't max out) and I also found a neat session manager extension, if it wasn't for its session management, i'd always prefear Chrome (in fact I kept regularly switching between browsers because there was always a session i didn't want to restore at that moment ).

I recently read that they have developed a whole new programming language (with Samsung), and they are developing a totally new browser with that, i'm curious if it will stay confined to smartphones or it will be brought to desktop.

Edited May 7, 2013 by blackdog