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Since last few days, I am facing a very annoying issue on my. When I try to browse a website, all I see is a black screen on the. Initially I thought something might be wrong with the website I was trying to browse but then the problem started appearing randomly in several websites.
I checked with and and the same does not happen in any other browser. When the problem happens, I tried to close the browser or the tabs and reopened to try again. Sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn't.
Many times, I had to type the url 4-5 times in new tabs to get a proper page displayed and rest of the times I was getting the same black screen. When the blackscreen is displayed, the right click context menu also didn't work, indicating the page itself is not rendered. If you don't want to read this entire article but want the quick solution, this is what you need to do to resolve the black screen problem on Chrome - re-install Google Chrome. All other solutions mentioned below solved the problem for some others and partially for me. I searched in Google for the same problem and found this problem has been reported by many people, that too since last 2-3 years. That made me curious - why it never happened to me and why Google didn't announce a solution even though so many people have repeatedly reported this problem.
The sad part is, most of the threads that reported the problem concluded with no resolution that worked for everyone. Some of the solutions suggested by various people include: 1. Disable all plugins and addons (most widely reported solution) Most of the victims have reported it worked for them.
Go to the Settings Extensions and disable all extensions you have installed. Restart the browser and see if the problem is resolved. Disable hardware acceleration Some people have reported disabling the hardware acceleration resolved the issue for them.
To disable hardware acceleration, follow the steps below: - Go to Settings - Click on 'Show advanced settings.' At the bottom of the page - Under 'System', uncheck the checkbox that says 'Use hardware acceleration when available' Restart Chrome.
Uninstall Chrome and reinstall Few people have reported this worked for them. Since it is not a cumbersome process to reinstall Chrome, you may try this option. Since downloading latest version and installing does not take too long, you may try reinstalling the browser and see if this solves the black screen issue for you.
(This was the solution that finally worked for me.) 4. Reinstall Adobe Flash Player For many people, reinstalling Flash player saved their Chrome from going into a blank screen. Flash Player is a pretty big installer compared to Chrome installer itself, so, if you have a slow internet, try this as a last option. You can reinstall the Flash player from. Disable Chrome flags This is the official solution from Google, however, it does not solve the black screen problem for everyone.
Just like the above fixes, some people have reported this fix has resolved the issue for them, but many others reported it didn't work for them. To enable/disable the relevant Chrome flags, go to the url 'chrome://flags/' in your Chrome. Look for the following flags: - GPU compositing on all pages - Threaded compositing - Do SHOW Presents with GD The official fix suggested by Google is, disable 'Threaded compositing'. In my case, disabling this flag changed the frequency of problem but didn't fix it completely. I tried all the above solutions and none of them solved the problem for me.
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It started getting more frustrated when the problem became more common after few days. Sometimes it took up to 10 attempts to get a website open in the Chrome. By this time, I read more than 100 blogs and forum threads that are talking about this issue and in one case, a person had reported that reinstalling the Flash player plugin will solve the issue. However, many people have reported they were able to solve the issue by trying one of the above solutions, even though the solution was different for different people.
Try the above solutions and see if you can get your Chrome work correctly without showing just a blank screen. Please share your experience as a feedback below, if any of the above suggestions helped you. Guest Author: ivo schoemaker 22 Jan 2016 I have the same problem. At the computer of one of my colleagues, I found out that when I remove the preferences file from the C: Users%Username% AppData Local Google Chrome User Data Default folder and then open a new Google chrome browser after closing all others, that the problem is solved. However, after a restart from the computer or a day later when the user is logging in, again the problem comes back. I tried many of the solutions but nothing helps.
When the browser is black everything, I can't even see the tabs in Google chrome. So any help would be nice.
The second kind of apps are packaged ones. They run in a separate window and feel more like an independent app, though they are still part of Chrome. According to Google, packaged apps are only used by around 1% of Windows, Mac, and Linux users, but for Chromebook users they're a part of the regular experience. Why it won't really matter Before you start worrying about losing some of your favorite parts of Google Chrome—relax, unless you're part of that 1%. SEE: (TechRepublic) What's really going away are packaged apps that run in separate windows. Hosted apps still need to be converted to a web app format, but the transition process is just something for developers to worry about.
By 2018, you won't even notice a change, and even those that use packaged apps will probably have them made available as a web app. The 3 big takeaways for TechRepublic readers. Chrome apps are going away for Windows, Mac, and Linux. In their place will be web-hosted apps that run in a browser tab just like any other website. Only 1% of Windows, Mac, and Linux users will be affected by the change, as they're the only ones using packaged Chrome apps that run in a different fashion from a web app.
The change will be happening over the next two years and will largely go unnoticed by the average user.