I tried this tutorial and it worked fine with the Brave Browser.
When I try e.g. Chrome 78.0.3904.70 64-Bit the progress bar is filling up very fast and then there is a long waiting time to finish the request.
In the browsers DevTools I can see a difference in the timings and I suspect this difference to be the problem of the fast progress bar.
This is the Timings from Brave (with chromium Chrome 78.0.3904.70 64-Bit)
This are the timings from chrome, the "Request send" time is IMHO too short but the TTFB is long...
How to prevent this behavior and always have the exact progress of the uploaded file?
I'm struggling with this problem for some time now and I've tried different tutorials on this topic, but it is always the same problem.
I expect, that the timings of the "Request send" are the time, the file needs to be uploaded and not shifted into the "Waiting (TTFB)"
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While troubleshooting a bug in a HTML form I noticed that Google Chrome no longer displays the file upload progress indicator that was present in older versions.
I thought that the DevTools Network tab did display the progress of the request, but it seems that is not the case. It displays information when the request is initialized and when it is finished, but no progress in between.
I would like to see the progress as a percentage in Chrome, like how it was available previously. Using BrowserStack to test lots of older versions, it seems that it stopped working in Chrome 91. I have checked 6 other browsers too and none of them seem to display it.
I am uploading files that take about 10 minutes. Is there any way to see the progress?
(Note: I am not looking to modify the page, adding JavaScript for example. Unless there is something simple that I could paste in the Console.)
We are putting together a dashboard using Chrome, that will be using Windows' kiosk mode. As part of this, the page will load a playlist of videos to be displayed back to back. The issue we are running into is that Chrome does not seem to be caching the videos (MP4s from a site we own), meaning we are dealing with a network load every time. This is observed by:
loading bar in the scrubber slowly making its way
videos stop loading when computer goes off line, even though they played 3 minutes ago
This is not ideal since it means we are network dependent and it also means we could chew through our data quota very fast.
Does anyone know how to force Chrome to cache these videos, or failing that a workaround to the issue?
The same application that I am developing works fine on Firefox but not on Chrome.
My application a day ago printed some things on the console, but I removed them today, which means that the actualized version of the application does not print anything on the console.
On Firefox it works, everything renders and there is not prints on the console.
However on Chrome, the app still prints on the console. It means that it is retaining some old state for some reason.
Does that even make sense? The code is already gone (erased), so the only way Chrome is printing the old state on the console is if he is storing it.
On Chrome I also get errors of undefined functions, but they are defined. On Firefox that does not happen.
Have you tried reloading the page? Another thing to try to really get rid of the state that the browser is obviously holding onto is to clear the browser cache.
I am a google chrome user, almost 90% of the time this browser works best for me, but most oftenly i face an issue and that is while downloading the videos, which are big in size like 400 mb or above, what happens is download proceeds till 80-90% then some error message appears and everything downloaded just gets vanished, this is while downloading videos from MVA, so i wanted to know if it is an issue with the browser or with the server, but i face it almost everytime, according to me its not the server issue.
If anyone can explain.
Yeah and I forgot to specify the error, actually the error is unknown.
The Image of the error is shown here:
And this happens very time i try to download any big video, and i have even encountered this error while downloading big application, well anything big in size lands to this problem.
I have a simple web page running locally on my machine using XAMPP.
When in Chrome and I load the page, the page appears to load fine and appears as expected. The icon in the tab continues to show the spinning "loading" icon though, it never stops.
Using Chrome Developer tools I can see the network tab and there is nothing showing as loading
Also if I use Internet Explorer then the page loads and there is no loading icon.
Any idea why Chrome might think it is still loading something?
I had the same problem and found out it was one of my chrome extensions. I tried loading my site in an incognito page and the loading symbol stopped after the page finished. I went through my extensions to see which were not allowed in incognito and eventually found that it was "Mailto: for Gmail™ 2.4" causing the problem.
For what it's worth after eight years, I had a similar problem where Chrome would not load some images even though they were definitely available, ready, and waiting.
My solution was to close the browser, flushing cookies, history, and all the other internal cruft which had built up over time (using the "Close All & Clean" extension).
Restarting the browser and reloading the page, everything was there, all tickety-boo.
I have no useful theories on why this might've worked but as they say "works for me." Your mileage may vary.