messed up code after Google Chrome 16 update, page 1

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chrome does seem to play up, i dont use IE for anything, i mostly run moz or operra.

Originally posted by cerebralassassins
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chrome does seem to play up, i dont use IE for anything, i mostly run moz or operra.

I know, I know use chrome I hope ATS realizes this bug soon. Because I am sure millions of Chrome users out there, maybe some don't update as often as I do, so they don't get the errors at the same time but I am sure its a chrome error now, I think it's something on the server end. I see some backend code redirecting me to the server at the bottom of the pages.

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Don't download Google Chrome

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That's interesting because I am using my school's internet system and it works fine on IE, Firefox any other browser, but Google Chrome. Chrome is my main browser.

However, I do tether through my smartphone sometimes, maybe that's what messed it up.

Originally posted by jjf3rd77
I am guessing it's a google chrome problem I had recently updated to chrome 16 and right now I am using Internet Explorer and everything seems to be working as normal, but when I go to google chrome it's messed up

Obviously a Java Plug in problem. See here: chrome-plugins.org...

Originally posted by autowrench

Originally posted by jjf3rd77
I am guessing it's a google chrome problem I had recently updated to chrome 16 and right now I am using Internet Explorer and everything seems to be working as normal, but when I go to google chrome it's messed up

Obviously a Java Plug in problem. See here: chrome-plugins.org...

Not really, as I reinstalled and updated java, and restarted my computer too. Really scratching my head on this one cause all the other websites seem to work fine. Maybe Chrome 16 really is unstable.

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Have you tried logging out, clear the chrome history then reloading and logging back in?

Apparently I was right didn't need to go far to see a list of complaints.



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12/14/11
1. Downloads are interrupted in Chrome, but finish fine in other browsers.

Track progress at: www.google.com...

2. Flash is not showing, leaving a transparent box
Google is looking into this issue at www.google.com... If you do use gfxCardStatus, we're tracking the issue here at crbug.com... and you can star it to follow progress.

For those with the transparent hole issue who are not using gfxCardStatus, you can star crbug.com... to follow progress as we investigate. Also, try disabling Flash hardware accleration.

3. Flash crashes often.
If Flash crashes (Chrome 14.0+), join www.google.com...

See handsomeorlandoman’s answers there for updates on this issue.

4. Flash freezes often.
If Flash freezes (Chrome 11.0+), join www.google.com...

5. Chrome crashes after four seconds on Macs.

Try deleting the PepperFlash directory in ~/Library/ApplicationSupport/Google/Chrome
Original discussion: www.google.com...
Bug file: http:/crbug.com/103788

6. Google Chrome keeps switching the default search engine to Yahoo.

Original discussion: www.google.com...

7. Amazon doesn’t load.

Google is tracking this issue at www.crbug.com...

8. Can't install Chrome on Ubuntu 11.10.
Try the suggestions Luke Wood posted at www.google.com...

9. Problems with Facebook page display.
We are looking into this at www.google.com... and www.google.com...
Got a problem with Facebook? Read this first: www.google.com...

10. chrome.dll error, Interactive services dialog detection, A program can't display a message on desktop.
Users have reported that using Chrome 15.0.874.121 and up on Windows Vista or Windows 7 shows chrome.dll errors upon start up, sometimes even when not running. Constant Guard seems to be the cause of this issue.
See screenshot: goo.gl... Original discussion: www.google.com... Bug file: www.crbug.com...

11. Gmail, Yahoo Mail, or Hotmail Aw snap message.
Update McAfee’s SiteAdvisor extension to solve this problem. Sie_Deen said at the original discussion:

1. For folks who had disabled SiteAdvisor, you can re-enable the extension similar to how you had disabled it. Go to the wrench icon -> Options ->Extensions -> find SiteAdvisor, and check the Enabled checkbox.
2. Once it's re-enabled, you'll notice the McAfee SiteAdvisor extension icon on the right end of the address bar. See Ref[1] below to see what it looks like.

3. Click on the extension icon, and select About
4. In the McAfee SiteAdvisor window that pops up, click on Check for updates


The current SiteAdvisor version is 3.4.0.143. If you continue to have the same crash issues, please try re-installing SiteAdvisor from siteadvisor.com.
Original discussion: www.google.com...

12. "This page has insecure content" warning appears on all pages.

Try disabling your extensions one by one to find the culprit.

As always, if you have found a bug with Chrome 16, please let us know about it. Feel free to ask questions here too.

Thanks!

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