Notpron Forums

While it is easier on Windows, with internet access and a little research it can be solved on any OS.

Aaand hAcky was just confirmed to have solved nu. Congrats!

^ confirmed by David. Congratulations azure!

a CTRL

Hint 4

What does the title mean?

Free software and open source doesn't really have much to do with notpron. Open sourcing it would take away all its magic and would pretty much be like publishing a walkthrough. Same with an offline version. You would need to download hundreds of files, and discovering many of these files is a ...

4th and by far most productive viewing session tonight. Decently excited about this one. Here is a practice archive I've been using that has been pretty helpful...sorry if somebody else has already posted it or otherwise referred to it: http://www.aestheticimpact.com/resources/remote-viewing ...

You can PM me here or on IRC why you think so.

Firstly, do not ever give away level details or URLs/filenames.

Secondly, if you have a webpage with hundreds or thousands of lines of code, little changes like the ones you named might improve performance a bit. In notpron levels - not really. They are way too lightweight.

If there's no Google bar, it doesn't require Google.

That's a good and valid point. You may only want to play the first few levels with your students, but some of them might find the game fun and continue playing in their free time, and when you play notpron, you'll sooner or later inevitably come across nudity. I totally didn't think of that when I ...

Hi, that's great to hear!

deathball.net, notpron.org and notpron.com are the domains used by notpron.

Hello neighbour,

no, that's not a problem at all. You can play notpron from wherever you want.

Have fun!

PS: Moved to notpron forums.

I'm afraid the DB days are long gone and thus the people don't come here anymore... for years, the only new posts in the DB forums were by spambots, so I made them readonly. You could try the Supraball community though

Hi, as some of you already noticed, the levels now play sound :o In fact, they were always meant to play sound, using the <bgsound> HTML element. This was problematic because it's a non-standard element invented by Microsoft which was only supported by Internet Explorer. Firefox was able to play ...