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Canary 130.0.280x.0 regularly crashing
Since update to Canary 130.0.2800.0 the browser keeps crashing regularly after about 1 minute. Same on Canary 130.0.2801.0, 130.0.2802.0, 130.0.2803.0... Disabling extensions (especially uBlock) d...
Here are some suggestions that might help resolve or mitigate the issue:
1.Sometimes, hardware acceleration can cause instability in Canary builds. You can disable it by navigating to `chrome://settings/`, scrolling down to "Advanced," and turning off "Use hardware acceleration when available."
2.Launching Chrome with the `--no-sandbox` flag can bypass some security features that might be contributing to the crashes. While this is generally not recommended for regular use, it can help identify whether the sandbox is causing the issue.
3.Some third-party antivirus or system monitoring tools might conflict with Canary. Temporarily disabling or uninstalling these tools could help determine if they are the cause.
4.Sometimes, profile corruption can lead to crashes. You can try creating a new user profile in Chrome to see if the problem persists.
5.If the crashes continue and no solutions work, you might consider temporarily rolling back to an older Canary build or switching to the Beta or Stable channel until the issue is resolved in newer Canary builds.
1.Sometimes, hardware acceleration can cause instability in Canary builds. You can disable it by navigating to `chrome://settings/`, scrolling down to "Advanced," and turning off "Use hardware acceleration when available."
2.Launching Chrome with the `--no-sandbox` flag can bypass some security features that might be contributing to the crashes. While this is generally not recommended for regular use, it can help identify whether the sandbox is causing the issue.
3.Some third-party antivirus or system monitoring tools might conflict with Canary. Temporarily disabling or uninstalling these tools could help determine if they are the cause.
4.Sometimes, profile corruption can lead to crashes. You can try creating a new user profile in Chrome to see if the problem persists.
5.If the crashes continue and no solutions work, you might consider temporarily rolling back to an older Canary build or switching to the Beta or Stable channel until the issue is resolved in newer Canary builds.
sanjeevverma1014 Thanks for the hints, but it was actually a bug. Seems to be fixed now with update to 130.0.2805.0
