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  1. #1
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    Google Chrome, you are pissing me off!

    "This webpage is not available"

    This started happening for the last week or so...and it's becoming super annoying.
    I have to refresh sometimes multiple times for the page to finally load.
    This does not happen on FireFox or IE...
    I googled this issue and many people are having this issue..and none of the suggestions fixed this.


    I am not on wifi..
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    I am a FF users and yes it happens on FF too. Not very often but happens on FF.
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    Interesting. I was having the same issue. I assumed it was my opendns that was doing it, but I guess not. Maybe its a bug in the browser and it will get fixed soon.

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    @IceWolf : same thing happened here .I thought it was websites issues and now automatically resolved .
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    Better be...Google Chrome has had it's bugs for a long time..but nothing this bad.

    FF been okay..
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    If you've got a 64-bit PC and OS Waterfox is good. Otherwise go for Firefox IE10 isn't so bad...

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    I am indeed on a 64Bit system.
    Will check out WaterFox.
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    I also used to be a Google Chrome user. However it has gone very down hill and started to get really buggy. I have now moved to using Water Fox. Which for me is faster than Chrome and Firefox. Waterfox is built on Firefox however is just like a 64bit version.

    You should give it a try .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_ShoveHost View Post
    If you've got a 64-bit PC and OS Waterfox is good.
    Quote Originally Posted by IcEWoLF View Post
    I am indeed on a 64Bit system.
    Will check out WaterFox.
    Quote Originally Posted by TinyLX View Post
    I have now moved to using Water Fox. Which for me is faster than Chrome and Firefox. Waterfox is built on Firefox however is just like a 64bit version.
    Mozilla still provides x64 builds
    ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/ni....installer.exe

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    I didn't know about Waterfox until this day. I'll check it out.

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    I didn't really experience this kind a problem but I have a different issue.

    I only have 2 gigs of RAM on my PC and when Chrome started to eat most of my RAM then I started using firefox again with no plugins.

    It's way better now. I can open 2 FF window with 20+ tabs each without worrying on my RAM. :p

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    what happens if you hold the shift key and reload? that should bypass the cache.

    can you capture some packets of your browsing session when this happens? use something like wireshark, setup a capture filter for port 80 and try to make it fail. i am happy to look at it and help analyze the packets if you dont mind someone else looking at it, just make sure you arent doing anything sensitive.

    if you dont see any packets that give a clue, it would suggest something wonky with the browser.

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    Chrome on iPad crashes a lot.
    But it's the best browser, so I deal with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kpmedia View Post
    Chrome on iPad crashes a lot.
    But it's the best browser, so I deal with it.
    haha. best for you must not factor in how often it crashes unless the others crash more?

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    Never had any of these issues on Chrome since the very first beta came out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kpmedia View Post
    Chrome on iPad crashes a lot.
    But it's the best browser, so I deal with it.
    It is actually not Chrome, it is just a wrapper around Safari as Apple does not allow other rendering engines (and people used to complain about Microsoft .... )

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    Quote Originally Posted by zoid View Post
    It is actually not Chrome, it is just a wrapper around Safari as Apple does not allow other rendering engines (and people used to complain about Microsoft .... )
    It's just a UIWebView, not even a full Safari wrapper as it lacks the faster Nitro Javascript engine. From what I know, Apple will extend the use of Nitro to other apps eventually.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Orien View Post
    It's just a UIWebView, not even a full Safari wrapper as it lacks the faster Nitro Javascript engine.
    Yes, thats what I meant. There is actually no alternative browser, only some shells.

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    Actually, I just noticed today it happened with other browsers too.
    I am using Netgear WNDR4500.

    I just rebooted the router and so far I haven't had any issues....lets hope it stays that way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IcEWoLF View Post
    Actually, I just noticed today it happened with other browsers too.
    I am using Netgear WNDR4500.
    As I thought, it sounds more like a network issue than a browser-specific issue.

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    I'm liking Firefox 20. It's been a while since I liked Firefox.
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    FireFox, tool of choice.

    I've found Chrome buggy in specific situations that even IE would dance on.

    I also find it very interesting that a browser from Big Brother G would have any issues. It should be bullet proof considering "Google it" has become a part of "our" language.

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    Try SR Iron instead of Chrome. Also, Try unchecking "Predict network actions to improve page load performance" in Chrome too.

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    I used Chrome for a little while but went back to Fire Fox.

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    Unhappy

    Recently I have been getting some pages downloaded while accessing using Chrome. Its downloading some random files with no extension. No issues in Firefox. Weird!!!
    When all else fails ... Read the documentation!!!


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