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Jun 12 2009, 5:58 pm
By: New-Guy  

Jun 12 2009, 5:58 pm New-Guy Post #1



Okay, I've been having some problems.
Lately (the last few days) I've switched over from Firefox, and have started using Chrome.
And now every 5-10 links I click seem to be broken...

Would the switch to Chrome have anything to do with this problem?



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Jun 12 2009, 5:59 pm Excalibur Post #2

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Try using Fx and see if the problem persists. Then you'll have your answer.




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Jun 13 2009, 9:17 pm Jello-Jigglers Post #3



Quote from New-Guy
Okay, I've been having some problems.
Lately (the last few days) I've switched over from Firefox, and have started using Chrome.
And now every 5-10 links I click seem to be broken...

Would the switch to Chrome have anything to do with this problem?
Can't say i've had that problem using chrome. If the Fx test concludes that it is, indeed, chrome's fault, I suggest a reinstallation. Chrome is good, you might have just had a run of bad luck.



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Jun 16 2009, 4:20 am New-Guy Post #4



Well, not sure exactly what happened, but my internet is working now.



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Jun 16 2009, 6:32 am Jello-Jigglers Post #5



Quote from New-Guy
Well, not sure exactly what happened, but my internet is working now.
Congrats. Welcome to the Chrome we all love and enjoy =)



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