This game is quite... well, a matter of perspective. Constructive orientations or straightforward drops. Relaxing atmosphere or nauseating ride. It can adjust to our preference or we can master its challenges. There's effort placed into this and many consideration were made for this to be a chill-mood game, but I think it's just a little bit short on being perfect, and that too is likely another form of perspective.
I've tried the Newgrounds' Player, Ruffle on Chrome, but both cases have failed at giving me the any medals, or even autosaved for that matter. When starting the game, I always find myself in the tutorial and have to reobtain the glowing orb in order for me to skip the section. I'm assuming that I might have the option to start a new game or continue, but this has not happened to me once in the game.
I haven't gotten far since I don't want to go through the effort of doing it a second time when I'm able to get them, but I shouldn't let that fact be the only deciding factor of the number of stares I should give (especially since I assume that you're making an effort on fixing the issue). The fact that I'm not tide to a platform's gravity when I jump help speed thing up when I want to get to a distant location, the glowing lights in the swirls was an amusing take on warping, and I would say that the pathway is too narrow and difficult to navigate through, but those slow regenerating hearts not being a one-hit-per-symbol really helps at making this game chillaxing.
EDIT: Okay, so after a few tries of reloading, the medals are working on Chrome (got the first two upon reload and continuing). Still absent on the Newgrounds' Player for both save and medals though, but one issue at a time. I don't want to sound like I'm pressing that matter, but between NP and Chrome, Chrome is playing very sluggishly.