CodeProject and Chrome
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It was working OK earlier. The smilies were clipped, and the menu along the top wasn't stretched the width of the screen. Now it is a complete mess. The drop-down menu doesn't work, the smilies are now buttons, the posts don't line up correctly, etc. WTF? Chris!!!
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New browsers are always ropey in this way.
Kevin
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It was working OK earlier. The smilies were clipped, and the menu along the top wasn't stretched the width of the screen. Now it is a complete mess. The drop-down menu doesn't work, the smilies are now buttons, the posts don't line up correctly, etc. WTF? Chris!!!
You have turned to the dark side already, I fear it is too late to save your soul! :)
------------------------------------ Hungrþverrir lét herjat hríðar gagls á Skíði (the hunger battle-birds were filled in Skye with blood of foemen killed)
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It was working OK earlier. The smilies were clipped, and the menu along the top wasn't stretched the width of the screen. Now it is a complete mess. The drop-down menu doesn't work, the smilies are now buttons, the posts don't line up correctly, etc. WTF? Chris!!!
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It was working OK earlier. The smilies were clipped, and the menu along the top wasn't stretched the width of the screen. Now it is a complete mess. The drop-down menu doesn't work, the smilies are now buttons, the posts don't line up correctly, etc. WTF? Chris!!!
Sorry to deviate from the subject. I just noticed this. I have opened chrome with four tabs. I can see four different processes in the process list of task manager.
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Sorry to deviate from the subject. I just noticed this. I have opened chrome with four tabs. I can see four different processes in the process list of task manager.
Yes, that's how it works. It's intentional (the comic[^] explains all that stuff)
Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit! Buzzwords!
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Nope, Chris was 'Sleeping' ;) No idea what happened.
cheers, Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Nope, Chris was 'Sleeping' ;) No idea what happened.
cheers, Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
Chris Maunder wrote:
Chris was 'Sleeping'
You do that??
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Chris Maunder wrote:
Chris was 'Sleeping'
You do that??
Shouldn't be allowed! We should let him get his required sleep in the 2 second gaps between posts.
------------------------------------ Hungrþverrir lét herjat hríðar gagls á Skíði (the hunger battle-birds were filled in Skye with blood of foemen killed)
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Chris Maunder wrote:
Chris was 'Sleeping'
You do that??
Not quite sleeping. More sort of 'Standby mode'. I wakeup on LAN.
cheers, Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Nope, Chris was 'Sleeping' ;) No idea what happened.
cheers, Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
Doesn't it warm the cockles of your heart to know that Chrome uses Webkit but a "slightly modified" Webkit, so not quite the same as what is in Safari so you can't really treat them as the same... And of course the radically different JS engine. And there you are sleeping instead of changing careers ;)
cheers, Paul M. Watson.
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Doesn't it warm the cockles of your heart to know that Chrome uses Webkit but a "slightly modified" Webkit, so not quite the same as what is in Safari so you can't really treat them as the same... And of course the radically different JS engine. And there you are sleeping instead of changing careers ;)
cheers, Paul M. Watson.
Paul Watson wrote:
And there you are sleeping instead of changing careers
...to "chimney sweep", or something equally rewarding...
cheers, Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Sorry to deviate from the subject. I just noticed this. I have opened chrome with four tabs. I can see four different processes in the process list of task manager.
It's not a mistake, they meant to do that. Stops GMail, Google Calendar, Google Docs etc. from crashing other sites (500 word reply in Code Project wiped out by GMail freakout.) Apparently it has long-term memory benefits at the expense of short-term memory. I forget though.
cheers, Paul M. Watson.
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Doesn't it warm the cockles of your heart to know that Chrome uses Webkit but a "slightly modified" Webkit, so not quite the same as what is in Safari so you can't really treat them as the same... And of course the radically different JS engine. And there you are sleeping instead of changing careers ;)
cheers, Paul M. Watson.