Yeah, no kidding.
I do find that GIFs start up again when you open it separately in a new tab, then go back to the original tab it came from.
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Yeah, no kidding.
I do find that GIFs start up again when you open it separately in a new tab, then go back to the original tab it came from.
YES YES YES! This is absolutely horrible and unacceptable! Text is plainly unreadable, and the Chromium team refuses to do a thing about it, closing a huge discussion saying the problem is closed even though it isn't.
I'm never touching a Chromium browser again until it is fixed, I use Opera now.
Someone make a separate thread about this, it deserves way more attention to add pressure. I would if I could.
RoadHazard
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Simply switching to another tab and back to the one with the broken GIF seems to make it start animating for me again, but it's very easy to break it again by just scrolling up and down the page a bit.
JAM with Chrome
These guys should stick with making videos and forget about the whole web browser nonsense.
These guys should stick with making videos and forget about the whole web browser nonsense.
Is it muted by a plugin?
It happened to me yesterday with everything flash related on chrome, in that case what I did is: go to chrome://plugins/ in the url bar, expand plugin details and then deactivate pepflashplayer.dll under Flash.
If it is more than just flash though, I have no idea.
Deactivating pepflashplayer seems to block youtube pages from opening actually (same with soundcloud etc.)
@da fuq
deactivate -> activate and now it's working lol
thanks i guess ahah
@@k that's double weird, the page i had already open on yt is working, if i open another one the audio goes out again wtfuckinfuck
@@@now it's working again, oh god
Your welcome I guess, I wish flash died already and everything moved to HTML5, it's been mostly fine on my pc but it has given me a lot of trouble with the computer I use at my workplace.How does one do this?
https://www.google.com/landing/chrome/beta/
Download it from here, it'll replace your stable release.
I've been reading 'the next update fixes GIFs' for maybe 8 months now. :|
This time it actually worked for me, give it a shot. If you don't want to replace the stable release, you could try with the Canary buid.
Yep, I've noticed that too.
Superimposer
This is getting weirder all the time
A whole culmination of things is seriously making me doubt Chrome now. This GIF stuff, YouTube acting up constantly in the past 6 weeks or so and a specific sound issue of mine.
I use a USB Sound Card when using my earphones because the earphone jack in my laptop is fucked. A couple of days ago I lost sound when watching a YouTube video so I took out the sound card and refreshed, and it worked fine through speakers. Put the earphones in again, and no sound. Rinse and repeat. I was convinced my sound card was broken, but then tried iTunes just to make some sound and that worked fine. Turned out my sound card is fine, Chrome just doesn't like it anymore. This is hugely frustrating
I use a USB Sound Card when using my earphones because the earphone jack in my laptop is fucked. A couple of days ago I lost sound when watching a YouTube video so I took out the sound card and refreshed, and it worked fine through speakers. Put the earphones in again, and no sound. Rinse and repeat. I was convinced my sound card was broken, but then tried iTunes just to make some sound and that worked fine. Turned out my sound card is fine, Chrome just doesn't like it anymore. This is hugely frustrating
when trying to watch porn
I've had to go back to the default Browser on Android, Chrome is just unusable. Browser is made by Google too, right? And that's stable as anything, I don't think I've experienced one crash. Chrome crashes every 5 minutes, I can't believe they thought it was in a release-worthy state.
I agree that Chrome on Android is a bit disappointing. The problem with third party keyboards existed for months before they fixed it. I think maybe they only properly test it on Nexus devices. The stock browser on a GS3 is more stable and doesn't seem to be any slower.
I think Chrome is still the best browser on the desktop though. I love the pace of innovation in Chrome. How strange now to think of MS not improving IE6 for five years because they didn't have any major competition and thought the browser was pretty much a done deal. Fucking Microsoft.
It doesn't crash on me but its noticeably slower here. I much prefer the stock browser.
That's a shame. What's tour GPU? The difference is night and day here. In the past, browsing through the "Pics that make you laugh" thread was a chore, it would randomly stutter, but things are pretty smooth now. It also improved its score in numerous benchmarks.
The Real Abed
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It's the story of the Tortoise and the Hare. IE's the Hare and the other browsers are all tortoises. When Netscape Tortoise dropped behind, Mr. IE Hare thought he had it in the bag and decided to take a nap to celebrate his victory. While he was sleeping he didn't realize there was a whole family of tortoises slowly creeping up behind him and eventually passing him by. By the time he woke up he had been passed by three other Tortoise family members. Still groggy from his long nap, Mr. IE Hare is still struggling to remain equivalent to his Tortoise family rivals.
Or something. I believe that's how the book went when I was a kid.
longdi
Banned
on my S2, android chrome keeps hanging randomly whenever the stock keyboard comes up.
It also hangs often when switching between apps and Chrome.
I love the interface and the swipe to next tab window, but it is highly unstable.
IE6 was a time when activeX plugins were all the rage for rich media and interactivity features which could be added interdependently. Browsers were designed to show documents. IE6 was doing all sorts of proprietary stuff because there was not much of an idea of web standards back then. Then along came the WC3 which wanted to bring all browsers to the same spec. Of course once people realized it takes about 5 years to pass through a standard they started adopting draft standards to make their browsers better and more modern seeming. Chrome team has taken this to an extreme adopting Google own proposed early draft standards. It's essentially implement now and get developers then they have leverage to pass their own standards over others. Chrome doesn't implement Microsoft's CU-RTC-Web WebRTC standard for instance but they do with their own and it's really, really early. It's a politics game.
Rocket Scientist
Member
Why can't I right click an image and press send with gmail, have the little box popout and send it? Shit's whack. Get on it, Google.
YianGaruga
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Did anybody notice how popup notifications don't appear at the specified location anymore but fly accross the entire screen until they stop there? This is extremely distracting.
Chrome really needs to stop getting worse with every update.
Chrome really needs to stop getting worse with every update.
Those sound like the exact problems I'm having on my S2. A lot of times when the keyboard appears (doesn't matter which keyboard it is, I've tried stock, SwiftKey, Swype and Smart Keyboard, happens on all of them), it'll hang, sometimes completely so I have to restart the phone. It does the same thing a lot when switching back to Chrome from another app. Sometimes it can be loading a page and just hang half way though for seemingly no reason.
I'm amazed Google didn't test it more - it's not like the S2 is some obscure phone which hardly anyone owns, after all.
The Real Abed
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Is this on Windows? On OS X Chrome utilizes Mountain Lion's Notification Center API which is pretty nice.
The only bug I have had in OS X Chrome since version 22 is certain pages disabling two-finger swipe for back and forward. Like something is taking focus and conflicting. And it's no longer just pages with visible Flash embedded. It's really annoying when I am swiping back and all of a sudden am stuck on a page and have to click the button instead.
Femmeworth
Banned
New update didn't fix shit for me. Goddamn it, Google.
I had this problem too. Fixed it by changing my sound from "Quadraphonic" to "stereo". Fixes it for now. They said they are working on a fix.
Jzero
Member
I hate this shit.
DietRob
i've been begging for over 5 years.
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Is this broken in Chrome for anyone else? I can no longer find myself on GAF, help!
Is this broken in Chrome for anyone else? I can no longer find myself on GAF, help!
The Real Abed
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Works fine for me. And my name has spaces in it.
Unspeakable Evil
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Ok for the past couple of months Chrome has been doing this thing were it freezes my laptop, proceeds to make the screen go black, and then comes back with a message that reads 
isplay Drivers have crashed. I've uninstalled and reinstalled chrome three times and it still happens. HELP!
isplay Drivers have crashed. I've uninstalled and reinstalled chrome three times and it still happens. HELP!The Real Abed
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What OS is it. And are you sure it's Chrome?Ok for the past couple of months Chrome has been doing this thing were it freezes my laptop, proceeds to make the screen go black, and then comes back with a message that reads
Unspeakable Evil
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The Real Abed
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I am betting it's one of the experimental features of GPU accelleration or something. There's options in about:flags you can try to disable or enable. Look for anything that has to do with the GPU or drawing of the screen. What kind of Graphics card do you have?
Also look for some logs or something. OS X has a console where this is all put, I don't know where Windows dumps its errors and crash logs.
Unspeakable Evil
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(Mobile Intel(R) 45 Express Chipset Family and seems all hardware accelleration is disabled.
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