I just embedded a flash game on my website (angular/node/express) using http://ngmodules.org/modules/angularjs-media like this:
Solution 1:
This line was causing the problem:
'<paramname="wmode"value="transparent" />'
It was in the angularjs-media directive file where the html for the <object> tag is created - chrome don't like it. It makes the flash window transparent.
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