Flesh ((youtube)) on chrome don't support retina display !

Flesh ((youtube)) on chrome don't support retina display !
I am using chrome but the flash on youtube looks really bad .. but everything else looks great "retina"
sorry for my bad english .. I hope you understand me

its updated .. and works fine with safari (( the flash on youtube is retina ))
i will ask the developer .. thanks

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