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Stable, Beta update: Bug fixes

Thursday, July 16, 2009
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16 comments :

Manish said...

What is the bug ID for "Memory corruption in the browser process" issue? Is it same as 14719?

11:52 AM, July 16, 2009
hbguru said...

I'm trying to update but it says my 172.33 is up-to-date. Any thoughts?

2:56 PM, July 16, 2009
Bob said...

I'm getting the same (2.0.172.33 says it's up-to-date).

5:28 PM, July 16, 2009
Wade said...

It took several hours but mine finally updated.

7:21 PM, July 16, 2009
Anonymous said...

This build seems to having some problems in relation to facebook websites. The login process are slow and error arises. When attempt to click the back button, the process is terminate without loading the content of the websites. When click the reload button, the process is on-going without stopping and hard to login and open up the homepage of an account. As a result, error messages keep on appearing without any other reason. Previous build seems to running stable and error free. Please fix this issue as soon as possible.

11:49 PM, July 16, 2009
Anonymous said...

Java is still running very unstable. Multiple applets on different iframes crashes the browser and JVM. You are still unable to solve the Java live connect problems with Chrome.

11:07 AM, July 17, 2009
The MAZZTer said...

I have problems relating to HTTP POSTs and it may be relating to Jeffrey's problems.

It seems occasionally when a Chrome rendering process starts up, the process will refuse to send POST data along with HTTP POSTs, breaking many websites. This persists for the lifetime of the process and it must be killed and restarted to fix HTTP POST requests.

It is most notable on web forums where POSTs are used for logging in and making... well, posts.

11:59 AM, July 17, 2009
Keith said...

Did they completely forget about the Print Preview feature? I uninstalled mine because it didn't have this feature! Even ie and Firefox have it. Lame!

1:46 PM, July 17, 2009
qvtqht said...

The standalone installer is now two releases behind, still stuck at 2.0.172.28. I keep having to trust third-party sites to download the new version.

Have you guys given up on standalone completely? Can you please add it to your build process? I keep having to

5:02 PM, July 17, 2009
Alex said...

"Make forward/backward navigation work even when redirection is involved." : But you broke another thing : redirection with button.onclick event don't allow forward/backward navigation anymore :/

7:08 PM, July 18, 2009
Tomy Thomson said...

The ajaxy menus on deviantart.com do not work properly with this release. Also sometimes youtube videos fail to load on first click (just get a black screen with no player controls).

2:53 PM, July 19, 2009
Fliscorno said...

Using Gmail with Chrom leads to privacy violation issue: when the Gmail session is started through a http url (instead of https), snippets of the email conversations are shown in the Chrome history search.

This can be quite serious depending on what information is displayed and on who reads it.

The full story can be found here:
- in Portuguese

- and here in a Google "translation". It's enough to pay attention to the section "5. Practical test".

8:00 AM, July 20, 2009
Fliscorno said...

Well, I hope the previous two links won't be perceived as "shameless self-promotion" :-) They are intended to illustrate the point. But feel free to edit the comment if you want.

8:11 AM, July 20, 2009
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Anonymous said...

This build seems to be unstable when click on the back button whereby the error message occur frequently and causing people desire to switch to the latest Google Chrome development build version 3.0.193.1. Besides that, the latest development have a tiny problem related to the facebook webpage whereby the chat session cannot click and show a list of people who is available for chat. Please fix this bug as soon as possible before anything happen.

1:25 AM, July 22, 2009

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