Sometimes Google Chrome gets weird. For me this is often when I put my Windows machine in sleep or hibernate mode. Next thing I know, all currently open page in Google Chrome or any new pages I open simply contain nothing. Blank. Zip. Nada. They aren't even trying to hit the network. They do nothing.
Here is one solution I've tried that works:
- Shut down Chrome.
- Check your hidden systray icons to see if there's another running. There often is. Right click and shut it down, too.
- Next, go into this folder:
C:\Users\[your username]\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Local Storage - Delete everything in there. If you feel nervous about deleting the contents, move them to a different folder instead.
- Start Chrome up.
You should be good to go.
- Will Belden
June 9, 2013
5 comments:
Interest, can't say I've experienced this. Though I don't let my computer go to sleep or hibernate though... Question is, WHY is it doing this?
Yah, I don't know. I have found it to happen sometimes even when I don't hibernate. Like if Chrome crashes or something.
I was thinking that I had found a different solution deleting different files last time it happened.
Very helpful post - solved my Chrome blank pages problem
Thanks
THANK YOU!!!! Really appreciate it.
Thank you, this solved my problem!
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