soens
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BROWSER BUGS
I'm at the end of my witts. (as if I had any)
IE refuses to play video cause flashplayer is all wacked up on it and no one seems to know how to fix it.
Google Chrome is making my video adapter crash every couple of minutes or so. It also does not display "strike thru" text properly in CW forums.
ugh!
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craigb
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Re: BROWSER BUGS
2014/01/24 10:32:21
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Answer: Avoid the internet and make some music? 
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jbow
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Re: BROWSER BUGS
2014/01/24 20:30:02
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Try deleting all previous versions of Flash player and then go to Adobe and install the newest version... then IGNORE the messages that tell you that you need to install Flash Player. It works on most things... you may need to update and run Malwatebytes too.
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Moshkiae
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Re: BROWSER BUGS
2014/01/26 11:21:34
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soens
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IE refuses to play video cause flashplayer is all wacked up on it and no one seems to know how to fix it.
Google Chrome is making my video adapter crash every couple of minutes or so. It also does not display "strike thru" text properly in CW forums.
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I would say that you have issues beyond the browser, and not sure that malware is the answer per se. I'm inclined to believe there is a serious compatibility issue with the video adapter, and you probably want to get a newer one (cheap these days) that will run better. But remember that W8 does not have the Windows Media Center (you have to buy it for $10 bux), and you are at the mercy of crap out there on the internet. But you did not specify things, or your video adapter, which I think is the problem at this moment.
As a wise Guy once stated from his holy chapala ... none of the hits, none of the time ... prevents you from becoming just another turkey in the middle of all the other turkeys!
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soens
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Re: BROWSER BUGS
2014/01/26 23:46:51
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I have had no problems until a certain Windows Update a few months back. I would simply Restore the system to an earlier date but somehow all my restore points were deleted - not by me. The earliest one in the list is the original Disk Image which will restore the system to it's original setup of 2 years ago. I really don't want to go there tho I may anyway.
I am not against believing MS and Google attacking my system because of their petty commercial domination wars. But that's getting into political territory so not going there here. But I can say Google Chrome has been removed since it was causing the most trouble.
My older laptop can play videos fine on IE so I use it for that. Actually makes it great 'cause I can watch a video on one laptop while running a program on the other one.
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craigb
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Re: BROWSER BUGS
2014/01/26 23:55:52
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 Whenever my broswer gets a bug I just shake it over my head.
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soens
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Re: BROWSER BUGS
2014/01/27 00:18:37
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... the browser or the bug?
I'm so confused now!
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Re: BROWSER BUGS
2014/01/27 00:43:38
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I've noticed all sorts of weird stuff happening with Chrome recently - page elements not working like they were before, page position not being recalled when I navigate back to a page, and YouTube videos skipping and repeating parts. Tonight I was watching a YouTube video and I backed out of the page and the audio continued playing until I closed the tab.
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Re: BROWSER BUGS
2014/01/27 01:10:27
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soens
... the browser or the bug?
I'm so confused now!
Maybe you need to be shaken?
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soens
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Re: BROWSER BUGS
2014/01/27 02:07:01
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Already tried that... All I got was: 
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Moshkiae
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Re: BROWSER BUGS
2014/01/27 09:42:42
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sharke
I've noticed all sorts of weird stuff happening with Chrome recently - page elements not working like they were before, page position not being recalled when I navigate back to a page, and YouTube videos skipping and repeating parts. Tonight I was watching a YouTube video and I backed out of the page and the audio continued playing until I closed the tab.
Or my mouse pointer just changed yesterday and I could not use it ... I had to restart the computer to get it working again! That was a first, and happened while using Chrome!
As a wise Guy once stated from his holy chapala ... none of the hits, none of the time ... prevents you from becoming just another turkey in the middle of all the other turkeys!
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