Hey there @Tarch, that's odd...

What device (model name) and browser are you using?

@Tarch

Hmm, okay. While we don't have too many players that use tablets to play, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work on tablet, since it's basically a large smartphone, lol.

The first thing I'd recommend if you haven't already done it is clearing your browser's cache. If you're not sure how, here are the instructions for Chrome on Android:

1. Open the Chrome app.
2. At the top right, tap More (the three vertical dots).
3. Tap History. Clear browsing data.
4. At the top, choose a time range (I recommend "All time")
5. Next to "Cached images and files," check the box. Uncheck the other boxes if they're checked.
6. Tap Clear data.
7. Relaunch Chrome.

If this doesn't work, there's one other thing I'd like you to try, but for now we'll see how this goes. Let me know what happens ^^

@Tarch

So, I took out my old Galaxy Note 8.0 and discovered that it's having the same issue as your tablet. At first I figured it was a good thing, because if I could successfully fix mine, then maybe I could fix yours. However, after trying a bunch of things, all I achieved was changing the Roodoku screen to white instead of blue. xD

However x2, since your tablet is newer than mine, there's still one thing I'd like to try. In Chrome's URL bar, type this:

chrome://flags

There will be a search bar at the top of that page; try typing WebGL there and let me know what comes up.

(My intention is to try and enable WebGL, since that seems to help some games. On my tablet that didn't seem to be a thing, though)

When I play roodoku on my phone, I need to go to the settings, then i scroll down and I tick the box that says
'🖥 desktop site [ ]'
Then it loads the page and I can play roodoku.

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A lot simpler going and changing a bunch of flags eh?

@Gabe
Hmm, I tried this on my tablet too and it didn't work...but that's still a great idea that I would've never thought of, so thank you for bringing it up!

@Tarch
Well, so far it seems like tablets, or at least older tablets, aren't compatible with Roodoku. Maybe Komodo can look into this, but it may take a while before he does since he's focused on Pixpet Adventure at the moment. I'm sorry that I couldn't help much D:

@BK47
Aww, that's ok! I just hope it does get fixed in the future. Thanks for trying!

@Gabe
Thank you!