gypsyman wrote: 
Mac, yes. Javascript yes, Java no. 
 
I may just do some basic maintenance but I'm going to swap out the hard drive for a SSD soon and do some major housecleaning then; maybe I'll just put up with it. If I want to watch stupid videos I can just launch Safari or FF. 
 
I was just tonight getting a general Website Not Found error... for Google. Google cal wouldn't load even where it was embedded... anyway relaunching Chrome fixed that. I'm sure it's something like that. I'll work on it tomorrow. 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
registry errors

are you using javascript?

are you using mac?

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
 I've been using chrome pretty much exclusively for quite a while now and that's a new one on me.   Perhaps you should PM oldbuzzard    He is a monkey you know.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
*bump* anyone know what broke my Chrome?

 katzendogs wrote: 

Here's what I get when I go to view a YouTube on YouTube.com. Any embedded video plays fine:

500 Internal Server Error

Sorry, something went wrong.
A team of highly trained monkeys has been dispatched to deal with this situation.
If you see them, show them this information:
JbOyuDUrI74....

(hundreds of lines of this)

Safari and FF are fine.   

 katzendogs wrote: 
Yes extremely lately. I just might have to go back to FireFox.

Chrome has been real wonky as of late.

 Manbird wrote: 
Right, and I get that warning on most pages: that I need to update Flash. Problem is, it's not updateable in Google Chrome for Mac on my computer because my computer is running an older OS and Chrome stopped providing compatible updates for this OS.

• I have OSX 10.5.8
• Chrome doesn't support 10.5.x anymore
• Chrome has Flash built in, it's not a plug-in or extension like it is on other browsers
• Once they released an update to Flash, I get a warning that Flash needs to be updated (Run This Time) or (Update This Plugin) but of course there's no plugin to update. If I click to update, it tells me Flash is built into my browser and it must be disabled so check the preferences. It's not disabled. That's all I can do. No way to tell it to ignore warnings etc.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Flash stopped working on both my macs - so I checked software update and there was a security update - after I installed it all the flash worked again. This was on Monday. 

 sirdroseph wrote: 
Except for this is Google, but yeah.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Interesting, maybe that's why my flash keeps crashing

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 

Facist I tell you, Apple are facists.

So now that the newest version of Mac OSX is out, they've stopped updating Google Chrome to work with the OS I have. Which means every page in the world throws up all sorts of Flash errors. Flash is built into Google Chrome, not a plugin, so there's no way to just update the plugin. Guess I'll go to Safari or something because we're not upgrading OS in the foreseeable future. Dang.

After a recent update I've noticed that the cursor doesn't always change into a "finger" over links. No big deal. I've also noticed that pages scroll to the top when I select and try to copy text. Also, I cannot paste into a form plus replace selected text in the form. Again, no big deal, but frustrating as heck.

 bokey wrote: 
I would never trust the government. But I don't think my browsing history is going to be very interesting to them. Now if I was into pedophilia or bomb making, I'd probably be concerned. I don't think we should make things easier on those who are.

 Umberdog wrote: 
Just as an example just because saying something like "Obama sucks" is legal  today doesn't mean it won't carry the death penalty retroactively someday.

You want to trust this government, go right ahead.

 Proclivities wrote: 
or Ctrl+R on a PC.

 Proclivities wrote: 
IF you're refreshing RP and IF you're playing RP, click the "refresh this window" link instead.

 katzendogs wrote: 
If you don't have the icon for 'refresh' showing on the top of the browser you can refresh by hitting the F5 key on a PC (I think it's also 'Command+R' on a Mac, but I could be mistaken).