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zeon wrote:Google Chrome 13.0.782.215 Stable:

Already working on 13.0.800.1

Hope for a even more stable fix for Flash as it seems like.

Last release has shown to be really unstable in my Windows 7 x86, using the portable version of Iron.
Can't say for sure what it is that makes the browser behave like it does ( sometimes slower than normal & buggy).
Now making a new test after tried uninstall everything else that might have impact as other software.
Was using Dragon before that but it didn't seemed to crash like Iron wants when having more than 4-5 tabs opened.

Perhaps there might be a connection between running extensions or something, have seen it increases the cpu load.
If don't find the source I'll probably return back to the older version had before.

hi i tried several webgl experiments and sites on iron 13 but it cant run any. I've tried also chromium 15 with the same results . on the other hand, firefox 6 was able to run webgl on my computer, so can anyone please help me i need webgl in iron , thanks...

I don't remember if version 13 requires to enable webgl in command line. Chromium 15 however has it enabled by default. In many of cases you need in addition enabled GPU support to run the experiments properly. It may also happen your graphic card is not supported by Chromium (you may try to override this in settings too).

thanks bulek but I have ati 6470 radeon ( switchable ) in my laptop could it be unsupported ?

Damn, another chrome 13 update, Google Chrome 13.0.782.218 Stable

zeon wrote:Damn, another chrome 13 update, Google Chrome 13.0.782.218 Stable

"These releases contain an updated version of the Adobe Flash Player."

There is nothing really new. Iron 13.0.800.1 will be released within the next 2 days.

UPDATE to Version 13.0.800.1:
Version 13.0.800.1 patches the last (security-)bugs.
Additionally we have integrated a new feature: pricacy.ini (BETA). In the wake of new features such as standard activated WebGL it has become necessary to update things like the GPU-Black list from time to time automatically, as incompatible combinations of GPU + OS + driver can cause instability and (in very rare cases) system crashes. But beside that professionals who "know what they are doing" don't want this components even if there are not transporting any private data. With the privacy.ini feature it is now possible to disable these components (at your own risk). How does it work? Just download the attached privacy.ini, unzip into the Iron-directory and (re)start the browser

Hi SRWare

Another thing updated in chrome was the deactivation of a ssl certificate from diginotar

Please, see below

http://www.techdirt.com/articles/201108 ... -ago.shtml

http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/archives/00002228.html

http://tech.slashdot.org/story/11/08/30 ... te-Problem

Others browsers like IE, Mozilla firefox, etc. will deactivate this certificate till Diginotar fixes the issue.

I Love SRWare Iron and i think that must be updated with the latest security fixes including those in the other browsers as well...

Thanks for reading, take in account this issue

hi

i just update to 13.0.800.1 and i cant download nothing from chrome web store , ist hat normal?