Browsers compatible with Cheat Engine?

I read that Chrome isn't compatible. I used Firefox 3.5 for a long time and it always worked, when I upgraded to 4.0 it seems to not work anymore, the same with IE 9..

So is Firefox 3.5 the only compatible browser, or are there others? Opera? Safari? Thanks.

Uhh... been using CE with Chrome for a long time. It's just a pain finding the right process...

It's just a pain finding the right process...

No...it's not. Just select the chrome.exe that's right after rundll32.exe

Woot! Both those comments deserve Karma.. Too bad mine's too low to affect others =/.

So instead, here's a cookie: (broken image removed)

You can use Cheat Engine with every browser out there, unless your browser doesn't run flash(given you wanna use it to hack flash games).

On FF3.6+, select plugin-container.exe.
On Chrome, do what Zirak said.
On IE, I have no idea because I don't use that piece of shit =D

step 1
on chrome open a new tab, type about:memory
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step 2
locate the "Plugin Shockwave Flash" process PID and copy/paste it to windows calculator
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step 3
switch the calculator to Hex to convert the PID (dec to hex) then open the respective process in CE
(note: in this case 3988 decimal is F94 hexadecimal)
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and there you go correct chrome process to search flash mem

It definitely works fine with 4.0 been using Firefox 4.0 and CE without problem here.

Mystery Solved. Locked.

step 1
on chrome open a new tab, type about:memory
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step 2
locate the "Plugin Shockwave Flash" process PID and copy/paste it to windows calculator
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step 3
switch the calculator to Hex to convert the PID (dec to hex) then open the respective process in CE
(note: in this case 3988 decimal is F94 hexadecimal)
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and there you go correct chrome process to search flash mem

OR...you can select the chrome.exe that's right after rundll32.exe
Seriously...posted this several times already. Even in the Chrome tutorial.

step 1
Double click the chrome.exe that's right after rundll32.exe
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step2
Eat cake

OR...you can select the chrome.exe that's right after rundll32.exe

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step 3
switch the calculator to Hex to convert the PID (dec to hex) then open the respective process in CE
(note: in this case 3988 decimal is F94 hexadecimal)
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I see no rundll32 in this second picture...

Fine. For Chrome version >=10. But Chrome auto-updates, so unless you're a complete idiot you'll have it. It's probably an old pic.