Member since: Oct. Member Level 02 Blank Slate. Still asks me for it, even though I've set it to allowed in the global settings. I've set everything to allowed and yet, it still ask for permission to store data. Have you installed it yet? Becuse newgrounds player needs to be installed on your pc.
Becuse newgrounds player needs to be installed on your pc Now that's the tech support answer. Member since: Jun. Member Level 03 Animator. Member Level 07 Gamer. Member since: Aug. Member Level 01 Blank Slate. Member since: Sep. Member Level 05 Artist. Ok im late i know but i have just tried after not being able to get into global settings to press random buttons i pressed tab and that buts a yellow box around the options if you press enter it selects that option and then the game will work Except that doesn't always work.
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