I've experience my first instance of Chrome freezing up last night... and I must say... it's much more of a pain in the ass when it does as opposed to IE7 or Mozilla. It took forever to recover.
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I've experience my first instance of Chrome freezing up last night... and I must say... it's much more of a pain in the ass when it does as opposed to IE7 or Mozilla. It took forever to recover.
Really? I thought the whole point of each have having it's own sandboxed process was that the Chrome held together well if there was one point of failure. Oh well...Quote:
Originally Posted by Elis D.
That depends on the operating system. If any Windows process crashes the whole computer stops. It's only a really good feature for Linux and OSX :P
Ha! It's cute when you uninstall Chrome. I quote: "Are you sure you want to uninstall Google Chrome? (Was it something we said?)"
And then it takes you to a feedback page. I'll probably take another shot at it when it gets its bugs worked out..
It continually crashed and was very slow for me, not overly happy with it.
Like Amethyst, I'll try it again when they have worked out some of the problems.
I think I will be switching back to FireFox until it's full release - too many crashes, and handles switching between favorite websites badly, often freezing. :(