[american express]

I've noticed at random times the browser window constantly loading even when a page (usually forums/thread) has loaded fully.

Down the bottom left it will often say "waiting for www.facebook.com...."

It seems to make the page slightly laggy/buggy when it is loading the tab.

Windows 8.1 64bit
8GB RAM
Google Chrome

 

[microsoft]

Does this also occur when your running Chrome in Incognito Mode ?
If yes, go to step 2
If not, follow only step 1.

1. http://www.electrictoolbox.com/empty-google-chrome-cache-fix-waiting-for-cache-error/
2. Or temporarily disable your firewall. [if you have one installed]

Always make sure your Chrome is up-to-date.


PS: Not sure if you posted this in the correct section, as it's not related to RuneMate itself.

 

[aidden]

Why's your browser waiting for facebook... lol

 

[american express]

Does this also occur when your running Chrome in Incognito Mode ?
If yes, go to step 2
If not, follow only step 1.

1. http://www.electrictoolbox.com/empty-google-chrome-cache-fix-waiting-for-cache-error/
2. Or temporarily disable your firewall. [if you have one installed]

Always make sure your Chrome is up-to-date.


PS: Not sure if you posted this in the correct section, as it's not related to RuneMate itself.

Posted in this section as it is the "Client and Site Support" section.

Yes it still happens in Incognito, disabling/enabling Firewall makes no difference

I am on the most up to date version of Chrome.

I haven't noticed this on any other website

 

[arbiter]

Are you running through a firewalled network that blocks Facebook? Can you try loading www.facebook.com?

 

[american express]

Are you running through a firewalled network that blocks Facebook? Can you try loading www.facebook.com?

No, I am not using any firewall - I did have the Chrome extension "Facebook disconnect" installed - but with this installed and working, and uninstalled, I still get the loading issues on this website. www.facebook.com loads fine.

It doesn't happen all the time - if I had to guess, it would be roughly 50% of the time. And this is the first and only website I have noticed it happen.

 

[microsoft]

Does this also occur on other browsers ?
If no, then you'll have to reinstall Chrome.