cdes58042169 wrote:

Problem Details: Though I am a supporter, I still like to download maps on the website instead of downloading them directly in the game. I download maps by clicking "osu!direct" on the website, then my osu will start running and download the map automatically. The problem is that this is not working anymore. When I click "osu!direct", osu is not downloading the map, please help!



Video or screenshot showing the problem: http://imgur.com/iWCL0ej (I don't know how to insert an image, sorry)



osu! version: 20160403.6

Miterosan wrote:

cdes58042169 wrote:

Problem Details: Though I am a supporter, I still like to download maps on the website instead of downloading them directly in the game. I download maps by clicking "osu!direct" on the website, then my osu will start running and download the map automatically. The problem is that this is not working anymore. When I click "osu!direct", osu is not downloading the map, please help!



Video or screenshot showing the problem: http://imgur.com/iWCL0ej (I don't know how to insert an image, sorry)



osu! version: 20160403.6

Please provide the adressbar too if you provide a screenshot.

Please tell me what happens if you click on this link: osu://b/823324

cdes58042169 wrote:

something like this: http://imgur.com/sQCDmr4. By the way, I can use osu direct in the game, the problem is the function "download the map through osu direct by clicking the button on the osu website" is not working. Finally, thanks for replying!

apt-get wrote:

cdes58042169 wrote:

something like this: http://imgur.com/sQCDmr4. By the way, I can use osu direct in the game, the problem is the function "download the map through osu direct by clicking the button on the osu website" is not working. Finally, thanks for replying!

It's osu://, not osu//.

Miterosan wrote:

press win and r at the same time.
then type into the window %appdata%
then go to the folder above (the partent folder)
then go into local
then go into Google
then go into Chrome
then go into User Data
then open 'local state' with notepad
in the file search for 'protocol_handler'
then after protocol_handler there should be 'osu': true or 'osu': false somewhere
please tell me whether it's 'osu': true or 'osu':false

cdes58042169 wrote:

Miterosan wrote:

press win and r at the same time.
then type into the window %appdata%
then go to the folder above (the partent folder)
then go into local
then go into Google
then go into Chrome
then go into User Data
then open 'local state' with notepad
in the file search for 'protocol_handler'
then after protocol_handler there should be 'osu': true or 'osu': false somewhere
please tell me whether it's 'osu': true or 'osu':false

it shows "osu":false. Can't thank you enough for doing so much.

Miterosan wrote:

press win and r at the same time.
then type into the window %appdata%
then go to the folder above (the partent folder)
then go into local
then go into Google
then go into Chrome
then go into User Data
then open 'local state' with notepad
in the file search for 'protocol_handler'
then after protocol_handler there should be 'osu': true or 'osu': false somewhere
please tell me whether it's 'osu': true or 'osu':false

cdes58042169 wrote:

Miterosan wrote:

press win and r at the same time.
then type into the window %appdata%
then go to the folder above (the partent folder)
then go into local
then go into Google
then go into Chrome
then go into User Data
then open 'local state' with notepad
in the file search for 'protocol_handler'
then after protocol_handler there should be 'osu': true or 'osu': false somewhere
please tell me whether it's 'osu': true or 'osu':false

Jesus! I removed it and restarted chrome, but the result was the same, and "osu":false just came back. I tried it again, this time I restarted my computer, the same.... It seems like osu won't spare me.

Miterosan wrote:

press win and r at the same time.
then type into the window %appdata%
then go to the folder above (the partent folder)
then go into local
then go into Google
then go into Chrome
then go into User Data
then open 'local state' with notepad
in the file search for 'protocol_handler'
then after protocol_handler there should be 'osu': true or 'osu': false somewhere
please tell me whether it's 'osu': true or 'osu':false

VeilStar wrote:

Don't use the Stable (Fallback) release stream. It's not longer supported. Use Stable (Latest) instead.