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I put together a command line switch quite some time ago to disable those ciphers: What’s up with that? You can use this link to see what is being used:

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Speaking of command line switches, I rarely ever see any mention of how to disable weak cipher suites for chromium browsers. You can also just use %localappdata% to open the AppData\Local folder and find whatever is needed inside there.

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You can for example enter: %localappdata%\Google\Chrome Dev\User Data into the Windows Explorer address bar to get to that folder. If a flag is suspected to be causing a problem and you can’t open your chromium browser you can delete the “Local State” file in the “User Data” folder which will reset all of the flags.

I imagine anyone using the dev build of a browser would have more than one browser installed, right? )

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At least with any of the dev browsers an update will fix the problem usually within a day or two. And disabling hardware acceleration for a browser is not something I want to do, that’s just incentive for me to use a different browser. I’m not going to use a browser without at least uBO working. With Chrome Dev I’ve seldom bothered using command line switches to disable extensions or hardware acceleration. From what I’ve seen, on my hardware, disabling the GPU seems to me to be a more common solution than disabling extensions.Įven though the performance is generally very good I can’t imagine using Chrome Dev or even Chromium that is always being updated to the latest version as my ‘primary’ browser. This year, graphics related flags like zero copy rasterizer and out of process rasterization have been recurring problems for me on Win7 using a Nvidia graphics card. Fact is my experience with Chrome Dev is that it very often has bugs and those bugs can often be attributed to a flag being enabled, but then that same flag in Chrome Stable will be working just fine. Chrome Dev is a different story, the last time it was crashing at startup was just this summer. I’ve never had a problem with Chrome Stable crashing when started. Now You: Did you ever run into issues with Chrome quitting on start? You could then reset Google Chrome, or continue to troubleshoot the issue, e.g, by testing extensions one by one to find out which is responsible for the issue that you experience. Start Google Chrome afterward and you will notice that all extensions are disabled.

Add -disable-extensions to the end of the Target field and make sure that there is a space between the last character of the path and the parameter, e.g.Â "C:\Users\Martin\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome SxS\Application\chrome.exe"Â -disable-extensions.

Switch to the Shortcut tab of the properties window.

Right-click on Chrome again in the menu, and select Properties.

One issue with the outlined option is that you don't get access to the extensions interface in Chrome when you run it with the parameter.Īnyway, here is how you can run Chrome without any extension to fix the issue if you experience it as well: I found the cause for the issue but not the extension responsible. Chrome started normally and would not quit automatically again. Next, I decided to run Chrome with a parameter that would disable all extensions. First thing I did was disable hardware acceleration as it caused quite a few issues in the past turned out, it was not hardware acceleration that time. With Windows' troubleshooter being no help at all, I decided to try a couple of troubleshooting options. I was able to run Chrome Canary the other day on the same system, however, and no update happened since that time. Note: this message has nothing to do with Chrome's own incompatible applications warning. The Program Compatibility Troubleshooter assessed Chrome and concluded that the program was incompatible. I ran the troubleshooter and, surprise, it could not fix the issue. While this could have been an issue introduced in a recent Chrome or Windows update, I decided to run the Windows troubleshooter to see what it had to say - if anything - about the issue. I tried to run it with elevated privileges and compatibility mode settings, but that did not work out as well.

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I restarted the PC and tried to run the browser again but it would just quit. Any attempt to get the browser to start normally did not work at the time. Recently, when I tried to start Google Chrome Canary on the system, I noticed that the browser would close automatically after a second or two.