Browser crashes when dragging tab out of window - Version 110.0.5481.178 #37
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Experimental flags related to tabs may be the reason you experience crashes, focus on them. Also, I've seen crash reports related to tab scrolling experimental flags elsewhere before (if I remember correctly) |
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@GGoose Try running it with the --no-experiments flag from the cmdline. That disables all flags until the next restart |
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Hey @GGoose, I was having the same problem. Switching Tab scrolling to default fixed it. |
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Yes Tab scrolling was the cause of the crash. |
Version 110.0.5481.178
When I try to drag a tab out of a window so that it has its own window, the browser crashes every time.
I do have some custom flags in case that might be the cause:
Temporarily unexpire M108 flags. Enabled
Temporarily unexpire M109 flags. Enabled
Anonymize local IPs exposed by WebRTC. Enabled
Smooth Scrolling. Enabled
Experimental QUIC protocol. Enabled
Future V8 VM features. Enabled
Enable Zero-Copy Video Capture. Enabled
Overscroll history navigation. Disabled
Zero-copy rasterizer. Enabled
Block scripts loaded via document.write. Enabled
Block insecure private network requests. Enabled
Tab Scrolling. Enabled
Parallel downloading. Enabled
Zero-copy tab capture. Enabled
Use Skia Renderer. Enabled
Calculate window occlusion on Windows. Enabled
Strict-Origin-Isolation. Enabled
Enable the element. Enabled
Scroll Unification. Enabled
Sanitizer API. Enabled
Throttle non-visible cross-origin iframes. Enabled
Side search. Enabled
Search web in side panel. Enabled
Customize Chrome Side Panel. Enabled
Enable download bubble. Enabled
Enable download bubble V2. Enabled
Quick intensive throttling after loading. Enabled
Enable the battery saver mode feature in the settings. Enabled
Enable the high efficiency mode feature in the settings. Enabled
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