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<blockquote data-quote="Iosue" data-source="post: 9143814" data-attributes="member: 6680772">Yes, I know what Beyond20 is, and that was my experience. I installed the Beyond20 Firefox add-on, fired it up on Roll20, and the first attempted test roll sent the Game Chat into Dark Mode, but the read-outs were black-on-black, rendering them useless. I fiddled with the Dark Mode settings, and eventually shut everything down and tried again. I eventually got it to work okay (some rolls outputted as per the the Roll20 character sheet, and others did not, and I could never figure out why), but thinking about getting it working smoothly for 6 more people (of varying technical ability) just made me say, &quot;Yeah, okay, this is already too much hassle.&quot;I had a similar issue with AboveVTT wherein, using the Firefox add-on, it seemed to work okay, but then the Orc monster sheet in the combat tracker stopped sending modified rolls to the game log. If I rolled an attack, instead of rolling a 1d20+4, it just rolled a straight d20. Same with damage. I was about ready to throw in the towel on AboveVTT, too, but its functionality was otherwise so tempting that I thought I might as well give it a try in Chrome. When I did so, I had absolutely no problems. Everything worked, as labeled, as intended, right &quot;out of the box,&quot; as it were. I suspect the same would be true if I used Chrome for Beyond20, but at that point I was already happy with what I had found.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Iosue, post: 9143814, member: 6680772"] Yes, I know what Beyond20 is, and that was my experience. I installed the Beyond20 Firefox add-on, fired it up on Roll20, and the first attempted test roll sent the Game Chat into Dark Mode, but the read-outs were black-on-black, rendering them useless. I fiddled with the Dark Mode settings, and eventually shut everything down and tried again. I eventually got it to work okay (some rolls outputted as per the the Roll20 character sheet, and others did not, and I could never figure out why), but thinking about getting it working smoothly for 6 more people (of varying technical ability) just made me say, "Yeah, okay, this is already too much hassle." I had a similar issue with AboveVTT wherein, using the Firefox add-on, it seemed to work okay, but then the Orc monster sheet in the combat tracker stopped sending modified rolls to the game log. If I rolled an attack, instead of rolling a 1d20+4, it just rolled a straight d20. Same with damage. I was about ready to throw in the towel on AboveVTT, too, but its functionality was otherwise so tempting that I thought I might as well give it a try in Chrome. When I did so, I had absolutely no problems. Everything worked, as labeled, as intended, right "out of the box," as it were. I suspect the same would be true if I used Chrome for Beyond20, but at that point I was already happy with what I had found. [/QUOTE]

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