I think you can access it via this.runtime.versionstr.
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WebStorage should work just fine.
I'm not sure I understand. Why would you want to fix the glitch when using integer scaling? Didn't you say it's fixed already that way?
Closing, please follow the bug report guidelines and include a .capx.
On Ubuntu, you just need to right-click the file, select Properties, and enable execute permission. You don't need anything else installed.
It looks like pixels from adjacent characters leaking through due to floating point scaling. Try using point sampling, pixel rounding and letterbox integer scale.
The power-of-two sizing isn't important for spritefonts.
See sounds & music in the manual, with particular regard for dual-encoding. IE10 needs .m4a files whereas most other browsers play .ogg.
Check the browser error console. It says "Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) http://gamejolt.net/data/games/17878/files/5266f2db74fc0/c2runtime.js". The files have gone missing, you might need to re-upload them.
Please always make a bug report for any issues you come across. Due to the volume of daily posts on the forum, we might miss issues posted anywhere else. Additionally we need problems reported following all the bug report guidelines, since often we cannot reproduce issues that users report since they did something specific in their .capx that caused the problem.
I'm pretty sure it's a problem with a Chrome addon. Sometimes addons or extensions can break webpages. There's nothing in Construct 2 that uses the "NPObject" referenced in the error message. Try disabling all your browser addons and try again.
Yes, disk file access should work with the built-in node-webkit plugin.
It looks like a bug. I found the mistake and hopefully it's corrected in the next build.
Closing, please follow the bug report guidelines. If you simply need help getting the right events, please post in the "How do I...?" section.
Closing as not a bug. According to web-sniffer.net, your server is sending the incorrect MIME type for .m4a files (text/plain instead of audio/mp4). See 'Server setup' under tips publishing HTML5 games to the web
Locking this thread as well. Please don't make us take further action and ban you from the entire site. Threatening us will not make anything better.