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Issue: .html files and links and ipython notebooks seem to be all routed through pycharm.
Whenever I open a html file or start a jupyter server, it opens up with pycharm instead of chrome.
I made sure that Chrome is my default browser in settings. Tried several times this one:
when opening a html file click open with -> other -> tick always open with chrome. It works just for that file but then html files are still associated with pycharm and next time it still opens with pycharm by default.
I enabled microphone permission to a website in Chrome. Then I realized Chrome was using the wrong microphone by default. I changed the default microphone in Chrome’s settings but the website is still using the wrong one.
When I allow microphone permission on new websites it uses the correct one that I updated in Chrome’s settings.
When I click on the microphone icon in the address bar while on the website in question it has a drop down with the wrong microphone selected but the drop down is disabled / grayed out for some reason. How do I fix this?
Note: This is not memory pressure (I have 40GB of RAM on a 64-bit system) or tab discarding. Please read on for full details. Both flags also no longer exist and I cannot turn them off anyway. Installing an extension that disables tab discarding does not do anything (because this isn’t discarding).
When a tab fails to load (i.e. I am offline, the server is not running, some other network error), visiting that tab later causes Chrome to try to refresh it. Sometimes this will result in the same error, sometimes a different error, and sometimes the error will disappear and be replace by a working website.
Whatever the case is, I do not like having Chrome automate these actions for me. Even if a tab failed to load and is showing an error, I would not like it to be refreshed automatically even if I click on the tab.
I have checked and there do not seem to be any flags under the traditional search terms. Searching “refresh”, “auto”, “error”, and so on doesn’t reveal anything. How do I disable this auto-refresh?
I’d like to understand the cause of this:
I put the smartphone on airplane mode
After some hours I turn off the airplane mode, and activate internet connection
Suddenly, after having lowered the notification panel, automatically it opens the PlayStore with a string in the search field, something like toroepan°tyf (I don’t remember it exactly), and the advice that any matching item hasn’t been found
After this I notice that in recent apps there’s Yahoo mail (I didn’t opened it before)
I touch Yahoo from recent apos, and inexplicably it appears that I have choiced to open an attachment (it seems as a gif), so I go back with the upper arrow, and
It is showed a mix of a chat conversation and of a forum message I wrote about one month ago on Chrome
Moreover these pieces of written things alternate with gifs (please look at the second screenshot below representing the internal content), other images, and even a private video of the Android gallery
And it is a mail I would be ready to send to chrome-distiller://(many alphanumeric characters) (please see the 1st screenshot below)
I googled and summarily I’ve understood what distiller refers to and means.
The question is how it has been possible the existence of that mixture of pieces of web pages (chat, message on Chrome), even gifs and images I’ve never used and a shred of chat I wrote on Lichess app (which, I suppose, using Chrome for the chat feature) in the form of a Yahoo draft.
Is known a similar effect? Someone else has experienced something analogue? Maybe is it an Android or Chrome bug? Perhaps something malicious acting in the background?
I really can’t figure out the cause of it.
Occasionally I want to clear my browsing data, but for certain sites I don’t want to lose the browsing data.
For example on websites on the Stack Exchange network I still want to know which posts I’ve visited before.
I could of course manually delete all history entries except for those of certain sites, but this requires a lot of manual work which I would like to avoid.
Is there a way to do this?
Is there any way around this issue without having to go back to
previous versions of Chrome?
1 – I created a second Google Account
2 – I entered the Google login page
3 – I typed the email and password perfectly
4 – Access was authorized normally
Before when I accessed a new Google Account it asked if I wanted to save the password, now it is offering to create a profile within Chrome for this new Google Account, to make the two Google Account’s separate.
But what I wanted was to save the password of this secondary account inside the main account.
This dialog box is appearing in place of the question to save the new password.
Note: The other sites it asks if I want to save the password normally, the problem only occurs on Google’s site.
On a site page, I have a Calendar CEWP and the following JS in a script editor. The calendar events pop up in a modal in IE but they do not in Chrome. Can anyone identify why it is not working in Chrome? thanks so much.
<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.6.0.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function () {
$("a(href*='DispForm.aspx')").each(function () {
$(this).attr("onclick", "openDialog('" + $(this).text() + "','" + $(this).attr("href") + "')");
$(this).attr("href", "javascript:void(0)");
$(this).removeAttr("target");
});
});
function openDialog(title, url) {
var options = {
title: "Calendar - " + title,
autoSize:true,
url: url
};
ExecuteOrDelayUntilScriptLoaded(function () {
SP.UI.ModalDialog.showModalDialog(options);
}, "sp.js")
}
</script>
When I watch a video in full screen and alt+tab to switch to a different chrome window, I have noticed that I cannot alt+tab back to the window where the video was playing. It just won’t appear in the alt+tab (i.e. there is one less chrome window shown in the selection). However, it does appear when clicking win+tab and when clicking the layered chrome icon on the taskbar. Is there any way to fix this, as it is rather annoying.
Agaoin, this is on Windows 10. I’m bringing in a new Ubuntu test web server (hpmicro1.lovelady.com) to our internal network, which is all in the lovelady.com domain. There’s a DNS server on another machine that handles all DNS lookups.
PC configuration for DNS is:
When I ping the web server by name, I get 192.168.1.5:
I have rebooted within the last five minutes.
Now, at a Chrome or Firefox or even Edge (which I usually avoid like the plague) web browser, when I access the server by name, I get a failure:
But when I access via IP address, I have success:
So it looks to me like the DNS lookup either isn’t happening at ANY of the web browsers, or they’re getting results different from the commandline ping. How can I diagnose this, and – more to the point – how can it be fixed?
I use Chrome to work online. I want to demonstrate my work to my friend using Anydesk. Can Chrome or installed ‘Work extension’ on Chrome detect if the content on the tab is being captured by Anydesk?
