1) Go to this project.
2) Wait for the player to load, then click the “STOP” octagon.
3) Hold “space”. Fireworks should launch into the air when they shouldn't because the green flag overlay has not been clicked.

Safari with OS X Lion.

It works because the trigger is a key event. The same happens with any other project that starts with a keypress.
You don't even need to press the stop button.

LS97
It works because the trigger is a key event. The same happens with any other project that starts with a keypress.
You don't even need to press the stop button.

It was to make the player active and not the webpage.

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LS97
It works because the trigger is a key event. The same happens with any other project that starts with a keypress.
You don't even need to press the stop button.

It was to make the player active and not the webpage.

Yeah, you can click anywhere on the top bar.

Nice catch! I'll write it up. Should be a simple fix - when we get a keypress event, clear the overlay.

Perhaps when a project get's stopped, a blank stop sign pops up like when you visit the project, and a green flag pops up.

Lightnin
Nice catch! I'll write it up. Should be a simple fix - when we get a keypress event, clear the overlay.

Okay!