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I don't know what is happening with my PC and my Google Chrome browser. It is opening every webpage inside a iframe. I dont know why. I have tried resetting all the chrome settings and I even have tried deleting all the data ( deleted all folders related to chrome ) and re installing chrome over 10 times and still the same problem. It is really giving me pain.
You can clearly see that I am on the startup page of chrome and its showing me view frame source and reload frame. I searched it on google found 0 solutions or even 0 topics about this kind of issues. So I am really begging for a solution here..
There is no actual frame, it's just an UI issue. There is a Chrome bug report about it here: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1085040
Let's hope it will be resolved in an upcoming update.
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On my new Macbook Pro 16 late 2019, with Catalina 10.15.4 I recently found a weird problem with chrome (other browsers seems to work fine)
Some websites (maybe 1 in 100) appear broken with blue stripes flickering. Has anybody experienced a similar problem? Even here in Stack overflow the area around my profile avatar looks blueish. Specially the Chrome inspector is fully broken.
Restarting the computer always helps but the problem keeps coming back.
Is it a hardware problem? Do I need to get back to Apple?
I have the same issue on my MBP 16, with Catalina 10.15.4, and Chrome 80.0.3987.163. Like you said, a fresh restart will fix the issue.
It all starts again after resuming from suspend, but not always. I did not yet find a pattern.
I found disabling hardware acceleration in Chrome removes the symptoms.
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So I'm having this issue where there's a tab which I want to be running permanently even if the tab isn't focused or minimized.
I've found that in chrome://discards/ I can see which tabs are active but what I want is a way to set the lifecycle state to be always active no matter what.
I've tried disabling the Automatic tab discarding flag and the throttling flag but neither of those worked for me.
Not a complete answer I'm afraid, but figured I'd share this on the off chance it's helpful after finding it in my own search. (and this question is still relevant to someone out there and finds this again like me)
https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2018/07/page-lifecycle-api#state-passive
this ^^^
seems to be something to look into (chrome basically assigns pages a "state" for whether the page should be active/frozen/etc based on current visibility and other events).
if you are the page's dev, and you want to passively force such to happen or NOT happen, this library might be what you need/want, but I have not tested this and it could just be for reading the current state rather then changing it (I don't know).
https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/page-lifecycle/blob/master/README.md
So yeah, not a full answer since you as a user, don't seem to have the option to change it, which is weird.
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I have a problem with my PDF reader on google chrome. When I open a PDF file, then it appear and fail few second after. I made a video to illustrate. Any one already had this problem ? Could it be mac computor ? I've got a MacBook pro from 2011. But on safari it works well, so it should be a problem with Chrome (and it's very recent in the sense that I have this problem since 2 weeks).
It's a known Chrome bug described at https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=870404.
You can add a star to that issue to be notified of the fix.
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I don't know really how to ask this as a question because I'm not sure what is going on: in my Google Chrome browser the search bar's text is upside down when I try to type in it or click on it, everything else on the page is the proper way and when I click off the search bar the text goes back to normal. Is there something that I may have done to have this happen? It just started today and it is really really annoying. The only inference I have seen about this happening to someone else was on here: http://www.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/336245/ and although several people claimed to have a similar problem that started occuring this week no one has been able to solve it
Go into your Chrome Settings > Advanced Settings > un-check Use hardware acceleration when available.
Not sure why but it fixed my issue. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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It happened after I updated my Chrome from version 27 to 28/29. Chrome thinks my website is in Norwegian, but no, I don't understand Norwegian, my computer system setting is in English. In fact, I tested the web app on multiple computers, Chrome does the same thing to it.
The project that we are working on is a .NET MVC web app. It is rather big. I tried to traced back in SVN but failed to pin point where this issue appears. I searched around google, saw people had similar issues but they don't seem to have an answer, neither.
Anyone here happened to know the cause of this problem? Please help?
Check the http header, you should have this:
Content-Language: en
Check the html tag, you should have this:
<html lang="en">