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Also: The new UI freezes up a lot. And when I try to log in from my linux laptop, it tells me I need a more modern browser (because my Chrome is a single year
by thedevil 9y ago
Also: The new UI freezes up a lot.
And when I try to log in from my linux laptop, it tells me I need a more modern browser (because my Chrome is a single year out of date?).
But it's correct in telling me to use a different browser: LinkedIn (and only LinkedIn) crashes constantly otherwise.
- tbirrell 9y agoTo be fair, a year is a long time in the life of a browser.
- Encounter 9y agoWhy do you use a year old version of Chrome? You're just exposing yourself to dozens of public vulnerabilities.
- thedevil 9y agoLaziness. Although your comment will probably guilt me into finally doing an update. So, I think I owe you a "thanks"?
- user5994461 9y agoYou really should keep your browser updated.
- vram22 9y agoI didn't know you could even use an out-of-date Chrome. I've been using it from a long time (soon after it was created), and IIRC, at some point, didn't they make updates automatic and mandatory? Or is there some setting in Chrome to toggle that? Haven't checked recently. Update: Just now went to Chrome Settings and looked. Didn't see a toggle like that. And when I clicked on the About link, it 'checking for updates' and then 'updating Google Chrome'.
- thedevil 9y agoI thought it probably auto-updated in Linux (Mint) as it seems to on the rest of my devices. But I looked at my version, and checked Wikipedia and saw it was from a year ago.