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Sep 30, 2009

I've been using Google Chrome for a year. A week ago, Google added three buttons/functions to its browser. Since then the links to parts of websites don't work any more. Did anybody experience the same problem?
Meanwhile I upgraded to Windows Vista SP2, reinstalled Java Virtual Machine, Flashplayer and Google Chrome for Windows Vista SP2, but I am still getting the same results: no links.
Don't advise me to change to Firefox (had problems with that browser too), Opera or another brow... See more
I've been using Google Chrome for a year. A week ago, Google added three buttons/functions to its browser. Since then the links to parts of websites don't work any more. Did anybody experience the same problem?
Meanwhile I upgraded to Windows Vista SP2, reinstalled Java Virtual Machine, Flashplayer and Google Chrome for Windows Vista SP2, but I am still getting the same results: no links.
Don't advise me to change to Firefox (had problems with that browser too), Opera or another browser. With its depiction of the websites you use most, GC was the ideal browser for me. ▲ Collapse
 


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