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It be some background process or chrome extension communicating with google services. Because that would explain the automatic regeneration of cookies since coo
by kowdermeister 8y ago
It be some background process or chrome extension communicating with google services. Because that would explain the automatic regeneration of cookies since cookie creation is automatic.
And no, even this won't stop me using Chrome. You know what will? If I can identify it's causing BSOD on my system, like I've seen 2 yesterday.
- foepys 8y agoBSOD can also be caused by bad graphics drivers. It's a major problem for browsers on Linux, so they don't enable hardware accelerated video playback by default. Firefox even used to remove the code from Linux builds but I think that they include it now.
- kowdermeister 8y agoThat's what I'm thinking as well, it happened during WebGL development with the same symptoms both time.