Issue 312462 In Chromium: Investigate Using Caremotelayer For Mac
Of late, there have been complaints related to Google Chrome encountering a glitch on macOS while accessing random websites. Specifically, the issue is being reported by macOS High Sierra users, who say Chrome displays a blank gray screen (shown below) instead of the requested website like Gmail, Facebook, or Google Docs. A user took to Twitter to bring the issue to team Chrome’s notice. I can’t access gmail or google docs on chrome.
The Raspberry Pi Chromium operating system is a great alternative to Raspbian offering a simple, fast & secure experience for anyone who finds themselves on the web a lot. Now version of the operating system is a work in progress, so there are still quite a few issues at the time of this tutorial. ALHA81001 and MAC 02522 are the only eucrites in this study that were fit using a one-pyroxene model. This can be seen in the 1 and 2 μm regions where only one band is present, in all other models there are two bands in each of these regions.
Brings me up to a blank grey screen. I can however access from safari on my Mac — Meg (@meghummus) Soon after, the team reverted back and officially acknowledged the problem. Thanks for confirming, Meg.
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Issue 312462 In Chromium: Investigate Using Caremotelayer For Macbook Pro
— Google Chrome (@googlechrome) They also provided a to a Chromium bug page, where the issue in question – #773705: Rendering glitches in High Sierra (macOS 10.13) – is being discussed. If you are thinking about what brings Chromium in picture, well, Chromium is an open source Web browser, whose source code is used by Google Chrome. Getting back to the problem, a quick look at the discussion, led by team Chromium, reveals that the issue may be specific to some High Sierra-powered Mac devices using NVidia GPU. While the actual cause of the issue is yet to be officially confirmed, affected users are being asked to share their about:gpu page information (as soon as they observe the buggy behavior) to help debug the problem.
So as it stands, the issue is being actively investigated. Like always, we’ll be providing updates on all developments related to the problem. So keep a tab here, if you are also facing the same issue.
