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Are you running a local server? https://github.com/processing/p5.js/wiki/Local-server
http://Chrome-Allow-File-Access-from-File.com
Yes, I am running a local server. I tried the default Python server
python -m SimpleHTTPServerand I tried a Apache server. Safari is the only browser that works. If you want to try for yourself: It works when you can proceed to the next level, if the game does not detect your screen is fully drawn it does not work.Check output of console in Chrome. Hit F12 for quick access and look for any error messages...
There are no messages at all
Appears to work fine for me in Firefox dev edition and Chrome. Both running on Linux without a local server. Probably a good idea to check the 'Network' tab as well in case any resources aren't being loaded: though I'd expect any failed requests to show in the console. Also check whether you've set any filters on console messages: just in case something relevant is being hidden...