![]() Thanks so much for sharing this additional information and your results. I am using a 2 year old Asus with Windows 7 64 bit.ĭale Hyde (author) from Tropical Paradise on Planet X on November 27, 2012: A few times my whole computer has frozen and I have had to resort to a cold start. ![]() It has gotten to be a regular event and I have no idea what to do to fix it. Lately, however, I find that I am opening a tab for a web site, say Amazon, and I am fine as long as I stay on the original page but if I leave the tab or, sometimes, just go to another page on that web site and come back to that original page that tab just freezes and I get one of those "this page has become unresponsive" messages. About 4 months ago I began to experience crashes that were related to the flash player and I performed the fix recommended here. I have been using Chrome for a couple of years and would really like to continue using it. Should you run across a fix, I would love to have you share it here in this thread. Thanks for stopping, reading and sharing in comment. There is quite a bit of information out there that addresses this issue and a lot of so called solutions, but none of the solutions I have attemped have solved the problem you speak of. I, as well, have had my whole system freeze up and been forced to do a cold start. However, I get it even when I open email (Yahoo/AT&T) at times. At this time I am not sure if it is flash related. Many of us have run into this same problem. not tracking for statistics, but recording for evidence and proof of what you are doing, thinking and involved in. Remember, they are recording.RECORDING what you are doing. One log in and no matter where you seem to go, Google has you logged in. We have so much going in in various areas and Google appears to be in it all. They have given us a broken browser, that they feel we are forced to use because they have it interlinked with so many other aspects of our online lives. We all agreed for that in the beginning assuming Google would deliver what they promised they would deliver to us. ![]() Google has become the Big Brother of the internet, host to allowing goverments to snoop into our lives no matter where we post. ![]() Certainly seems that Google and their employees have put themselves in a place they think they can not fall from. Hello and thanks for the update and sharing. You may get a message that "Crash reporting is disabled." If so, enable crash reporting by going into Options under the wrench symbol at upper right, clicking the Under the Hood tab, and checking "Automatically send usage statistics and crash reports to Google."ĭale Hyde (author) from Tropical Paradise on Planet X on January 23, 2013: In Chrome Versions 11 and above, you can view your recent crash history by going to chrome://crashes in your browser, which will show the crashes with a Crash ID number, date and time of occurrence, and a link to click to "File bug." The screenshots below show crashes I experienced on January 20, 2012. But with such poor support for this browser, people are considering leaving Chrome for good. It's convenient to hop around Google Land-places like Gmail, Google+, Adsense, Webmaster Tools, Google Analytics, and more-without having to sign in all over the place. This is a shame when you consider how many useful things are linked to the Chrome browser. Many folks have reverted to Firefox or another alternative. ![]()
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