Thanks for reporting this, I'll have to research this as I'm not sure off of the top of my head what the issue is.
I have made some changes to the way the resources are served from AWS. Can you please try and see if it works now?
Still doesn't work. Only an empty space shows where the stroke order should be displayed.
Very odd, it's working for me using HTTPS Everywhere in both Firefox and Chrome, so it's hard for me to debug this. But I've gotten more reports from people having trouble with HTTPS Everywhere, so it's not just you.
But I've made another change to my AWS configuration. Can you try again please?
I just heard from another user that has had trouble with HTTPS Everywhere that updating it to the latest version fixed the issue with stroke order diagrams. Can you try and see if that works for you?
Yup, updating HTTPS Everywhere to 5.0 does fix the problem. Thanks for your work.
Great!
This problem seems to have returned lately. Using HTTPS Everywhere 5.1.1 in Firefox and Encrypted Web 5.1.1 in Pale Moon seems to break the stroke order diagrams. Chrome doesn't seem to be affected though.
I recently switched to using Cloudfront to distribute the stroke order data and it seems like HTTPS Everywhere blocks Cloudfront by default. This seems to be a general issue with sites that use Cloudfront unfortunately: https://github.com/EFForg/https-everywhere/issues?utf8=✓&q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+cloudfront
The recommended fix seems to be to disable the Cloudfront rule.
HTTPS Everywhere and Kanji stroke order
Using Firefox with HTTPS Everywhere plugin stops the Kanji stroke order animation from showing.