Sadly, this notebook won't work as is in Safari 14.1.2: SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier 'g'. Expected ';' after variable declaration.

I sadly don't have access to Safari (only own a laptop running Linux) but that sounds like it doesn't load properly. Can you try opening the module debugger notebook https://observablehq.com/@observablehq/module-require-debugger and type "p8g.js" into the input? If one of them succeeds that would be a better solution to what I used here

😭 Okay, so: nothing worked. We tried UMD, we tried bundling, we tried searching for random files that might be loadable. Unfortunately, no 🎲.

Sorry :(. Just one thing: this is broken in the other notebook too, or just in this template?

Unsurprisingly, it is broken in the other notebook… But it seems to work here!? https://bernhardfritz.github.io/p8g/docs/get-started/js

Others have reported no issue on Safari, so I'm guessing maybe the cause could be that you have a particular mix of privacy settings that ends up blocking this third-party source?

@galopin I am deleting the other cell so the conversation will be lost. Let's continue investigating here? Last thing I wrote: "Others have reported no issue on Safari, so I'm guessing maybe the cause could be that you have a particular mix of privacy settings that ends up blocking this third-party source?"

@jobleonard Nope.

I don't know what you mean by that so that's not a very helpful comment 😅. Do you mean you just have default Safari settings without anything else. Can you tell a bit more about your system? What kind of Mac and which version of Safari are you running?

Firstly I'm sorry for my previous terse answer. As I told you earlier, this notebook doesn't work as is with a vanilla Safari 14.1.2… Alas, I don't have the time to investigate further. Secondly I'm not very happy with the forced move to the "Hello, Pro" paying plan that was performed yesterday: I don't mind sharing my notebooks with the community but I don't like at all the idea of having to work in the open as I ditch a lot of notebooks before publishing a version that meets my requirements. I thought it would be ok to work privately on projects before releasing them publicly but this won't be possible anymore. Whiskey tango foxtrot!? I'm not monetising any of my notebooks… $15/month is way too hefty for individuals IMHO :-(