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• I have to hit refresh for every page to load google chrome mac software#

So if you have these files on your server: ExJS.js A version number will force any browser not to load from the a user's personal computer cache, and instead load the actual files on the server, if the version number varies from the one in the user's cache. This short term solution is not going to fix the problem for every user that's on your site though, it will just allow you to see the new version of your site.Īdding version numbers to CSS and JS files will allow you and every other user, to see the most recent version of your site. You can always re-install them if you need them for something specific and then uninstall them again but I don't think I'll ever need too.A short term fix to view the new version of your site would normally be to clear out the cache and reload, for some reason this doesn't always work on Chrome. Microsoft Edge) and click here to navigate to the official Google Chrome. Follow the on-screen instructions to entirely remove the browser from your device. Click on Google Chrome and click the Uninstall button.

I have to hit refresh for every page to load google chrome mac software#

This method was successful for me and hopefully will help other Samsung users.įor those with other brands (there have been reports with ASUS for example) again people found fixes by removing pre-installed brand software and completely clearing the cache's with CCleaner.įor my samsung the software I removed were SWUpdate and Support Center. Locate Google Chrome manually or by using the built-in search function. So upon using CCleaner, I rebooted and it's been days without the issue anymore (before the issue would appear within minutes of use). The key is to use CCleaner to FULLY clear all cache's as simply doing it within the browser apparently leaves remnants. Instructions found elsewhere said to uninstall them and then clear your browsers cache's (both firefox and chrome) which I had but initially the problem persisted. Restart the computer and try to login and browse the Internet. In the Command Box Type: netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt. A few settings were changed and that problem was solved.Īs for the issue I mentioned above, I have found a fix for my case! :thumb: It was indeed related to Samsung software pre-installed on this laptop. In Windows, use the following steps to completely reset the Internet Protocol: Click Start, then Run. As for my connection problems, it was an issue with my DOCSYS 3 SMS Router provided by my ISP. I was also having speed and connectivity issues out of the box with my new Samsung 7 but this is a different issue than the one discussed here in this thread. Another symptom is gmail just hanging on the loading screen.

Here's what I've tried, some suggestions found within the above threads but none of them have solved the issue for me (or most others)Ħ) completely uninstalling and resinstalling JAVA (both x86 + 圆4)ħ) trying FF beta version called "Nightly"ĩ) changed to a new user profile in ChromeĮxample below of how pages are loading up (). The following threads (1 for FF the other for Chrome) both make several references to Samsung hardware:

Problem occurred right out of the box after installing said browsers. I have found a thread that displays others with literally the exact symptoms I am experiencing and it's becoming readily apparent (at least in our cases) that it's a 'Samsung' laptop issue.