Brighton Score? Loughborough University’s virtual tour message is all about Adobe Flash Player and javascript

Brighton score is not shown here; Loughborough University’s virtual tour message tells users to install Adobe Flash Player or enable javascript.

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Brighton Score? Loughborough University’s virtual tour message is all about Adobe Flash Player and javascript

Brighton Score is the wrong thing to look for here. There is no match result, no table, no neat football takeaway. What Loughborough University does have is a blunt little support message for anyone trying to view a virtual tour, and it is very specific about what has to happen next.

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If the tour does not appear, the instruction is simple: install Adobe Flash Player if you are seeing the message instead of the virtual tour. If that still does not solve it, enable javascript in your browser. And if the problem continues after that, contact Revolution Viewing at [email protected].

A fallback message, not a football score

This is not drama in the traditional sporting sense, but it is still a clear and practical message. The page points users toward Adobe Flash Player and javascript because the virtual tour depends on them. In other words, the page is not trying to dazzle anyone; it is trying to get them through the door.

That matters because support pages like this live or die on clarity. If a user cannot see the tour, the message has to tell them exactly what to do next. Here, the instructions are direct: install Adobe Flash Player, enable javascript, then email Revolution Viewing if the issue remains unresolved.

So no, there is no Brighton score to report from this page. What there is instead is a straightforward access notice, and for anyone trying to reach the virtual tour, that is the only score that counts.

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Sports writer with 9 years on the NFL and NBA beat. Sideline reporter and credentialed press member at three Super Bowls.