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'''Fake error pages''' are used by [[The Brothers Chaps]] (as [[fourth wall breaks]]) for toons that make fun of the accessibility of [[homestarrunner.com]] content.
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'''Fake error pages''' are used by [[The Brothers Chaps]] (as [[fourth wall breaks]]) for [[Toons|toons]] that make fun of the accessibility of [[homestarrunner.com]] content.
== Internet Explorer ==
== Internet Explorer ==
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== Firefox ==
== Firefox ==
[[Image:Page Load Error.png|thumb|right|220px|"Oh, no you don't!"]]
[[Image:Page Load Error.png|thumb|right|220px|"Oh, no you don't!"]]
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Newer fake error pages are based on the '''[[Wikipedia:Mozilla Firefox|Firefox]] Error Page'''. The text is mostly standard with [[Page Load Error#Trivia|a few jokes thrown in]]. This error page emulates technologies contemporary to 2008, such as Firefox and [[Wikipedia:Windows Aero|Windows Aero]], likely due to Internet Explorer 6's waning usage. This is where [[the Deleteheads]] were camping out in anticipation of the 200th [[Strong Bad Email]], [[email thunder]].
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A newer fake error page was based on the '''[[Wikipedia:Mozilla Firefox|Firefox]] Error Page'''. The text is mostly standard with [[Page Load Error#Trivia|a few jokes thrown in]]. This error page emulates technologies contemporary to 2008, such as Firefox and [[Wikipedia:Windows Aero|Windows Aero]], likely due to Internet Explorer 6's waning usage. This is where [[the Deleteheads]] were camping out in anticipation of the 200th [[Strong Bad Email]], [[email thunder]].
=== Appearances ===
=== Appearances ===
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== Flash Plugin Error Page ==
== Flash Plugin Error Page ==
[[Image:PluginVulnerable.png|thumb|right|220px|"Wo-ho! Check it out! I'm vulnerable and should be updated."]]
[[Image:PluginVulnerable.png|thumb|right|220px|"Wo-ho! Check it out! I'm vulnerable and should be updated."]]
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The '''Flash Plugin Error Page''' is actually a sign held up by two wooden planks. It is modelled after the "Flash Plugin Vulnerable" error page that appears upon trying to load an embedded .SWF file, requesting permission from the user to run the insecure application. It appeared in [[Flash is Dead!]] as a warning that support for the format is waning, with [[Fourth Wall Breaks|Flash authoring interface falling from the top of the screen]].
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The '''[[Flash]] Plugin Error Page''' is actually a sign held up by two wooden planks in [[The Field]]. It is modelled after the "Flash Plugin Vulnerable" error page that appears upon trying to load an embedded .SWF file, requesting permission from the user to run the insecure application. It appeared in [[Flash is Dead!]] as a warning that support for the format is waning, with [[Fourth Wall Breaks|Flash authoring interface falling from the top of the screen]].
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*'''Debut:''' [[Flash is Dead!]]
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Revision as of 16:26, 28 June 2017

Fake error pages are used by The Brothers Chaps (as fourth wall breaks) for toons that make fun of the accessibility of homestarrunner.com content.

Contents

Internet Explorer

"The system is down, yo."

The Internet Explorer 6 Error Page is where cartoons first occurred when a system error "happened". The background text is displayed in this browser when the URL does not exist, or the server is experiencing difficulties.

Appearances

Firefox

"Oh, no you don't!"

A newer fake error page was based on the Firefox Error Page. The text is mostly standard with a few jokes thrown in. This error page emulates technologies contemporary to 2008, such as Firefox and Windows Aero, likely due to Internet Explorer 6's waning usage. This is where the Deleteheads were camping out in anticipation of the 200th Strong Bad Email, email thunder.

Appearances

Flash Plugin Error Page

"Wo-ho! Check it out! I'm vulnerable and should be updated."

The Flash Plugin Error Page is actually a sign held up by two wooden planks in The Field. It is modelled after the "Flash Plugin Vulnerable" error page that appears upon trying to load an embedded .SWF file, requesting permission from the user to run the insecure application. It appeared in Flash is Dead! as a warning that support for the format is waning, with Flash authoring interface falling from the top of the screen.

Appearances

See Also

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