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Flex history management in all browsers?

I created a very simple Flex 3 app with a ViewStack with a few VBox children, each with a button that changed selectedChild to a different VBox. The ViewStack has historyManagementEnabled="true". I then added the history css, frame, and js created by Flex Builder automatically. I then opened the html page containing the embedded SWF in the five major browser. Back button works in IE, FF, and Safari. The url changes, but the screen does not, in Opera and Chrome.

Any ideas how to edit the items generated by FlexBuilder to get Chrome and Opera working also, or are those two just not going to support Flex history no matter what?

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