Chrome and YouTube issue

[xopher]

What is that red shield in your task bar next to avg

[TheDangerousDave]

Ex Pat shield thing, makes the internet think you're in England when you're not (VPN or Proxy or something), the red means it's not turned on. It's not relevant as I downloaded it a week ago and had the Chrome problem for like a year over multiple systems and installs of Chrome, the problem with the RyanAir bill not updating properly was on gfs laptop too, told her to change to Mozilla and it will work and it did. I have had other problems like that on other sites also.

[TheDangerousDave]

http://i1187.photobucket.com/albums/.../Capture-1.png

;_;

[rezn0r]

do these help? they both cover the same thing

http://simon-searchmarketing.com/sto...ed/2012/05/21/

http://www.howtogeek.com/103292/how-...google-chrome/

[TheDangerousDave]

Checked and I only have one instance of Flash so they didn't help but thanks anyway

[xopher]

I donno what to tell you man. Chrome is an excellent browser and lots of people love it. There has to be a common thing you're doing across these systems that's weakening its integrity, otherwise everyone would be having identical issues.

The fact that these issues are isolated to every system you touch really points to you as the common point of failure. I'm not trying to be condescending or insulting, but that's just logic.

[TheDangerousDave]

Logic is you have your head in your ass and want to ignore the fact that there are millions of articles across the web mentioning the exact same flash issues I have, that you want to ignore the fact that I have done nothing but install Chrome fresh on fresh Windows formats, that I didn't even touch my gfs laptop and she has the same issues, etc etc. Yes, it is a good browser (I nowhere said it wasn't), but fuck no is it perfect like you want to portray it as, for whatever reason I can't understand.

[xopher]

I'm not having the problems.

[TheDangerousDave]

Good for you. You still look ignorant as hell saying rubbish like I am the "only person having the problem" when there are millions of articles online, really it must be pretty dark up there.

[xopher]

You're not citing any of these articles. I work in IT. I don't take anything the user says on faith.

[TheDangerousDave]

You could begin with the two that renz0r posted, tell me you've read those and I can link more if you still want to be ignorant and bigoted.

[xopher]

K I've read the articles and they baffle me because I've never seen this happen. I use chrome specifically at home and at work. I've usually got 20+ tabs open at one time too. Still never seen flash crash like that.

[TheDangerousDave]

That really is good for you, but just because it doesn't happen to you it doesn't mean it's not a prevalent issue. I used Chrome for years before the Flash epidemic began and it really gets quite disheartening to use sometimes when you middle click 15 tabs you need to read and they all need refreshing.