But I cannot even click that because before I get the change Chrome closes again. The bug on Linux probably went undetected due to the higher usage of the open-source Firefox and Chromium browsers. Also when I open Chrome there is a pop-up (in the few seconds before it closes again) that Chrome has not been closed properly and whether I want to restore the tabs. Affected users can head over to their browser’s profile and look for a folder named Origin Trials and delete this file that appears to be affecting the browser’s stability. crashes, or the app closing itself or stalling, you can likely resolve it with the methods outlined below. Interestingly, the report also suggests that the bug affects Linux users as well. Here is How to Fix Safari Crashes & Freezes.

Read more: Firefox's Proton UI will give the web browser a fresh coat of paint Affected users can simply go to task manager, end all of Chrome’s processes after saving their data, then leave their browser on and unused for five minutes so Google can silently install the fix to resolve the crashing bug. While crashes on Google Chrome can stem from a faulty update pushed by mistake to users, or a software update that failed to install properly, or simply due to a broken extension, the latest Chrome crashing bug on Windows 10 seemed to be Google’s fault, the report states, adding that it appears that the company’s Origin Trials experiments (a system used to test new features) was causing the browser to crash on Windows.Īccording to the report, Google did push out a fix quickly, explaining what users must do if they want to stop their browser from crashing.

Chrome Stable, the standard build, is updated every couple of months to couple of weeks. Also read: Top five Google Chrome extensions to up your remote working skills Chrome is more likely to crash if its out of date.

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