Chrom 56 and webbluetooth

I recently updated Chrome from v 55 to 56
Google Chrome 56.0.2924.76 (Offizieller Build) (64-Bit)
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Betriebssystem Linux (OpenSuse 42.2)
JavaScript V8 5.6.326.42

and now I'm not anymore able to connect to the Puck.js
"SEARCHING .... NO PORTS FOUND"
And I can also niot find how to enable webbluetooth in the chrome://flags section

Can someone confirm this behaviour? Or give instruction how to solve it.
Thanks

I found a change in the experimental flag also on Windows where it still doesn't work. Maybe you have to enable it again?

Http://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015/07/interact-with-ble-devices-on-the-web

This experimental flag is not anymore available.
I switched to Chromium. In Chromium the flag can be activated and the Web-IDE works like it should.
This version is now
Chromium 55.0.2883.75 (Entwickler-Build) (64-Bit)
Überarbeitung ea46662d4008c9fcfb8a3ee1933dd2f5e90a9c3b
Betriebssystem Linux
JavaScript V8 5.5.372.29

From 56 it's no longer experimental -it's a default feature.

You're having problems using this on Linux? I've been using Chrome 56 on Linux for a while now without issues - however I'm pretty sure you need the experimental flag still needs enabling on Linux, just not on Mac or Android

Info here: http://www.espruino.com/Puck.js+Quick+Start#linux

It's still there, it just doesn't mention 'Web Bluetooth' any more - it's Experimental Web Platform Features

@Gordon is right.
Web Bluetooth is supported by default (no flag) on Mac, Android and Chrome OS.
On Linux, you need chrome://flags/#enable-experimental-web-platform-features experimental flag for now.

Urgh. That's annoying. I did an update on Ubuntu and Web Bluetooth was no longer enabled.

Yes I've had that. Experimental Web Platform Features will likely fix it though - unless it's overwritten Bluez?

@Gordon I only had to re-enable that flag and it started working again.

Great - thanks for letting me know!