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This is the online journal of Animesh Pathak, B.Tech CSE ITBHU 2003 and PhD USC 2008, then after years as a Researcher at INRIA Paris-Rocquencourt, I now head R&D and Engg at myKaarma. I will be posting interesting incidents from my life here. Please visit again for more updates.
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ReplyDeleteHere's another Chrome problem. When I click on a link in Twitter, I sometimes get this error message: Oops! This link appears to be broken. In Firefox, I get the same message, but if I click it again, it goes to the link site. I can click on the link address all day in Chrome and it will not go to the address. I like so many things about Chrome, but these petty annoyances are starting to make me re-think using it. And, of course, if you use the "Report Bugs" option, it's like talking to a wall. No response what-so-ever.
@Starman: Sorry, but I have no idea why Chrome would do such a thing. Have you tried refresh with a Ctrl-F5 [press the Control key, and the F5 key together to refresh]?
ReplyDeleteYep. No problem with Firefox, but it simply will not work with Chrome.
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