Another update: Yes, it was web security!
Google AI says it has to do with the strict origin policy. I was on the path of checking this anyhow because the old install instructions had a line about chrome/chromium requiring a special flag.
If you run
chrome.exe --allow-file-access-from-files
you can open the old version just fine and the bestiary loads. If you don't have this flag, the tables stay empty.
For firefox you apparently need to set some stuff in about:config but I'm too lazy to test that.
I will now angrily shake my fist at the heavens for Silicon Valley has once again ruined my favorite software
RT: https://poa.st/objects/87bc514a-b5a0-440e-aca2-ef773d83463a
Google AI says it has to do with the strict origin policy. I was on the path of checking this anyhow because the old install instructions had a line about chrome/chromium requiring a special flag.
If you run
chrome.exe --allow-file-access-from-files
you can open the old version just fine and the bestiary loads. If you don't have this flag, the tables stay empty.
For firefox you apparently need to set some stuff in about:config but I'm too lazy to test that.
I will now angrily shake my fist at the heavens for Silicon Valley has once again ruined my favorite software
RT: https://poa.st/objects/87bc514a-b5a0-440e-aca2-ef773d83463a
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