CORS Policy #20641
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Can you link the webpage you were trying to view? |
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http://web.archive.org/web/20090421070352/http://mtv.uol.com.br/fudencio/fudencio/planeta-sustent%C3%A1vel it's an MTV page from 2009 |
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Unfortunately this content was not saved in the Wayback Machine :( nothing can be done, sadly |
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Ohh, ok then, but thanks. |
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It's kinda lost |
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https://web.archive.org/web/20060218114210/http://www.flowgo.com:80/index.cfm?action=view&id=12726 I had a same problem. When I tried searching for those old flash animation and saw this. Can anyone fix this? |
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This content also was not archived. Sorry! |
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My bad dude. It's completely a lost media for now. I've really looking into that. If it's found then let me know. |
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''Something went wrong :(. Ruffle failed to load the .SWF Flash file. Access to fetch is probably blocked by CORS policy''
(sorry for my bad english) Does someone know how to, like, ''get rid'' of the CORS policy on the chrome Ruffle extension, i've tried many things and still don't load the .swf. On the image says the reason for not loading is because it ''failed to Fetch'', i saw a post saying that the reason of the video not loading is because of the CORS policy, someone know how to ''bypass'' CORS policy on the ruffle extension??
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