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Weird edge cases with Chrome are surprisingly common in my experience. We just relaunched our site after a major rebrand and one user contacted us throwing a hu
by mikey_p 10y ago
Weird edge cases with Chrome are surprisingly common in my experience. We just relaunched our site after a major rebrand and one user contacted us throwing a huge fit that our site was terrible and every blog page made Chrome crash. This was only one user out of 20,000 uniques according to GA, and I'm sure if we had a widespread problem we would have heard about it from more than one person.
I've also seen really weird cases of Chrome incorrectly caching stuff, one time it broke web fonts for a few days (within the last couple of years, no less), etc.
Chrome updates a lot and to me it seems the stick pretty closely to the "go fast and break things" motto.
- cm2187 10y agoIn my case I think I must be stuck in an old version (42) by Corporate IT. But to crash chrome 42, you have to use some nasty javascript or exploit a vulnerability. I haven't seen the website (for obvious reasons) but it would have to be a pretty sophisticated website to justify this kind of use of javascript. But from the title it looks like just a blog article....