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I'm already seeing pages load differently (better). I used to get weird lines of html for a second or so before the page loaded (especially at any BBC.com page)  (Y)

 

Context menu still misbehaves though. It's obvious that isn't the context menu I should be getting.

 

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I'm already seeing pages load differently (better). I used to get weird lines of html for a second or so before the page loaded (especially at any BBC.com page)  (Y)

 

Context menu still misbehaves though. It's obvious that isn't the context menu I should be getting.

 

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Used mouse right click (Logitech G400S with latest driver) and keyboard context menu button, here is GIF:

 

Oh, I have the Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 3000 v2.0 with the proper drivers installed (came through Windows Update).

 

Which addons you have, might be some using chrome.contextmenu api wrongly, which could be triggering it. Try disabling them.

 

These are the latest drivers: http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/d/wireless-keyboard-3000v2.0

DirectWrite rendering enabled in Chrome UI now:

 

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Enable DirectWrite for font metrics and font rendering in Chrome UI on Windows by default.

We have a switch --disable-directwrite-for-ui to switch back to GDI.

 

Bug: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=389649

 

Commit: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/e047d110147f0d207aa84b567a1b2f8734294dcc

Hm i would like to disable directwrite for ChromeUI, how do i do that?

no offense but try actually reading the previous post that talks about it because it's literally listed there on the second line how to disable it

  • 3 weeks later...

New Bookmark Settings in Chromium 41.0.2247.0:

 

- No change in bookmark bar

 

- Star Look + Drop down menu

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- Bookmark Manager greets with this

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- Scroll or click on banner, we are greeted with this new visual bookmark like screen (non personal so posting one pic below)

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I had Chrome v40 installed but there are major issues with CKEditor v4.x which we use in our CMS meaning I had to downgrade to the stable channel. It is a javascript related bug, so I can't use it right now :(

  • 2 weeks later...

Nice thing that if addon or extension extends their permission, Chromium disable them automatically, I don't know whether its new or not but great call.

 

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- Communicate with Cooperating Sites (*rings bell for me*)

  • 3 weeks later...

this landed a while ago, the win32k lockdown flag, interesting read for the security interested people: https://codereview.chromium.org/669623005/

 

Enables or disables the Win32K process mitigation policy for renderer processes which prevents them from invoking user32 and gdi32 system calls which enter the kernel. This is only supported on Windows 8 and beyond. ?

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