As a long time member of wgt I feel the need to speak up @ this time. We as paying customers should not have to have a degree in computer science to play the game. I tried many times to follow the published "fix" for this issue. What I got for my troubles was a dead end.
After entering about:plugins in the browser space & hitting enter I got a list of web pages from various sources. Which 1 to choose? I have no idea, so I tried many of these pages. Not a single 1 of them had a "details" in the upper right hand corner or anywhere else on the page.
I also went into my control panel & somehow {luckily} I was able to find a list of Adobe updates with dates of installation. I even was able to disable the most recent update { 8/02/2012} but couldn't find a way to activate an earlier version. I do not believe the most recent version of Adobe was actually removed although it disappeared from my list because when I right click on the main page of wgt @ the bottom line it still says the most recent version # of Adobe.
THIS IS QUITE MADDENING!!!
After many hours of messing around trying to fix it I called a more computer savvy friend for help, & he suggested I try Maxthon3 as a new browser. This worked for me as Maxthon3 comes preloaded with an earlier version of Adobe {11.1. blah blah blah}.
I now have a fast loading game with a butter smooth meter & I would recommend this fix to anyone still having issues with Chrome & Adobe.
The point is there is an obvious lack of communication between Chrome, Adobe, & wgt. Wgt is just one of many customers of both Chrome & Adobe who are both just trying improve their products & satisfy their broad customer bases. Wgt is a very small fish in this large pond of customers & I feel fairly certain that both Chrome & Adobe do not give a rats hynie about the problems of the wgt membership group.
I do not know if wgt receives advance knowledge about upcoming updates from either of these companies, but it seems to me that prior to a new release from wgt the developers @ wgt should do extensive testing of their product to determine if there are any compatibility issues. Obviously this was not done this time.
I hope that wgt will learn from this experience & proceed with more caution in the future before releasing an update to their membership.
Nobody enjoys the feeling of being reduced to a crying winer because " I can't find the ding, WAHHHHH!!", & this type of situation surely is not a good reflection on wgt as a company.
Sorry for the long winded post, but this is my take on the situation & I have no plans to take any courses in computer science in order to play a game.
Many thanks to my friend Dave for his help with this problem.