Questions tagged [google-chrome]

Chrome is Google's web browser for Windows, OS X, and Linux.

Chrome is driven by the WebKit engine as well as Google's custom written JavaScript engine. The Google-authored components of Chrome were open-sourced under the name Chromium using the BSD license.

It is one of the most widely adopted browsers globally, comparable with Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari. It follows a rapid-release schedule that sees the major version number increase rapidly, usually over the course of week, rather than over the course of years like many traditional software release schedules.

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SSL initial connection painfully slow in Chrome

Our customer has a PrestaShop based Webshop (https://www.hoerschiff.at) and now his hoster installed a SSL Cert. We updated the configuration of PrestaShop, so all pages are forced to be delivered via SSL. We're now facing the issue that the page…
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Company Wide Windows Auth with Chrome and Firefox

I know that we can allow Firefox to allow passing through of Windows credentials by editing the following about:config settings --If using Kerberos-- network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris network.negotiate-auth.delegation-uris --If using…
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Remove SSL warning with internal websites

I am using a signed SSL certificate generated by our internal CA. I have added subject alternative names so that myserver.example.net and myserver are both valid for the site. This works correctly in both Firefox and IE, but in Chrome users are…
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Install chrome extensions via GPO

I'm attepting to install the adblock chrome extension using Google's Chrome ADM's. User Configuration/Policies/Classic Administrative Templates/Google/Google Chrome/Extensions Configure the list of force-installed extensions On the list I have the…
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Running Google Chrome updates from a centralized location

We are trying to roll out Google Chrome as out enterprise browser. Does anyone know of a solution that allows for Google Chrome to be updated from a centralized location? For example, maybe through WSUS or any other ways of doing it? Any suggestions…
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How do other companies handle approved browsers and versions for internal corporate web development hardware?

I am a web developer for a very large IT organization. Our sites see a healthy portion of our traffic from Google Chrome. So as a web developer I have that browser on my development laptop to test our web applications with it. Along with IE 8…
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Google Chrome and kerberos authentication against Apache

I've managed to get kerberos authentication to work now with Apache and Likewise Open but so far, Google Chrome doesn't seem to play fair. Unless I start it with chrome.exe --auth-server-whitelist="*company.com" it does only pop-up a login window…
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Opening RDP Files with browser

In my organization, we are planning to make RDP files available via web browser. The hope is that users can just point their browsers to one or the other RDP file and have the remote desktop client launched automatically by the browser. What I'm…
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Why is IIS 10 serving content using HTTP 1.1 instead of HTTP 2?

I have a base install of IIS 10 on Windows Server 2016 which I have setup my basic web application on. The application website uses HTTPS. For some reason, when browsing from Chrome 63, the content is served using HTTP/1.1 when I expected it to be…
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Google Chrome says my SSL uses outdated security settings but other site tests disagree

I installed StartSSL on my web server which is running Linux Apache on CentOS 6.5. shaaaaaaaaaaaaa.com said Nice. example.com has a verifiable certificate chain signed with SHA-2. However Google Chrome on Debian 7.8 said The connection is…
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nginx redirect that forces update of URL in the browser

I have a very basic nginx setup that redirects www.example.com to example.com, following the best practice. It works, and in the Tor Firefox browser, going to http://www.idorecall.com/blog indeed updates the URL in the address bar to…
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How to configure Chrome on a Terminal Server

I have installed Google Chrome on a Windows 2003 Terminal Server and I now want to configure it for the users. How do I do that? For example clear cookies when browser close, set favorites and the home page, restrict access to the setting options,…
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Chrome caching 302 redirects

I have a php script with is used to rotate banner images on a site. Under Firefox/IE page refreshes will make another request and a different image will be returned. Under Chrome, the request seems to be cached and only opening the page in a new…
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Keep-Alive and Timeout Behaviours between different browsers on Windows

Short Version Why does chrome send out keep-alive's while IE and FF don't? Long Version Initially, I thought this was a server-side issue. I've got an apache server that's a frontend proxy for a tomcat webapp. One of the pages on this app takes…
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What is the circle icon in Chrome's Network tab?

What is the circle icon in this request? It's a GET request that returns a pdf. It does it in incognito as well. I have the following extensions installed: Cisco Webex Extension Google Docs Offline Docs Sheets Slides
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