Skyfire's support wasn't able to resolve my issue in a timely manner despite being in direct contact with one of their lead programmers. Luckly, Skyfire is now in an open beta so any Tom, ****, or Harry can signup for an account. I took full advantage of this by forwarding my broken account over to a landline telephone number and creating a new account to re-registered my cellular number. It didn't save my previous bookmarks of course, but I now once again have access to history and my new bookmarks once I recreate them.
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Originally Posted by rdavidsmith
I could run NBC on demand with the new .80 but now I get an error asking for flash 9 or higher. Is that a NBC.com or Skyfire issue?
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There has been a lot of talk on Skyfire's support forums lately about limited access to some Flash based sites that once worked, and are now recently broken. I know the developers are still tweeking their rendering servers and its a possibility that few plugins become disabled when certain server software updates. So rest assured, the problem lays on Skyfire's end while the kinks are worked out.
Also you may notice problems accessing sites that require Microsoft Sliverlight.