Freezing after a few link taps.
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emoller last edited by
@chameleonlady, sorry I had a search for your installation ID but it did not appear in any crashes meaning we're looking at an ANR (Android Not Responding) issue. For those issues the installation id will not help us unfortunately.
I think the only upside here is that we're getting a Galaxy Note 10.1 sent to our office so we should soon be able to reproduce this issue ourselves. -
Deleted User last edited by
@chameleonlady Better check if speeddials deletion (sync not active) prevent freezing. That would be too easy but nevertheless it's a good try.
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Deleted User last edited by
Install Opera Mobile and delete original speeddials, follow the browsing session as usual.
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wilsont094 last edited by
I've just installed Opera Mobile on my atom bay trail tablet tablet today ver. 28.0.1764.90386, id is 05 25 a0, and seems to be having exact same problem as thread starter.
My Opera Classic on my phone is working normally although it is on the same wifi network as the tablet.
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Deleted User last edited by
Try with webgl disabled on flags. If short hangs occur mainly on Google search results page then that's the next step.
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wilsont094 last edited by
Couldn't move out from the speed dial, couldn't load into ask.com, gmail, google search etc, only a rotating circle appeared, and nothing happened after a few minutes into this. Other browsers seem to be working fine and normally on this same tablet such as the Maxthon, UC etc.
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Deleted User last edited by
You mean that any speeddial is not resolved and result a chrash? Delete all speeddials and try again if that's the case. You can confirm that with latest beta version?
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chameleonlady last edited by
It doesn't crash. It just hangs. If I tap a link a second time the rotating circle stops and the page stops looking like it is trying to load.
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Also forced WebGl 'blow-up' my chinese tablet with general_cpu MediaTek MT6589, Quad Core 1.2GHz, ARM Cortex A7, Power VR SGX544MP. Thank ChromeDev for that: Thank you Google!
