I had the same thing briefly the other day after latest level was installed but I was in the middle of all sorts of changes , I have a feeling that it went away after a reboot.
I’d have to suspect either a dodgy plugin, or possibly a bad cached file somewhere (not necessarily on your computer if your ISP uses transparent caching).
Must have been a messed up cache or a dodgy add-ons. Shut down all the addons and cleared the cache and it came back to life. I’ve left the addons off as I don’t remember asking for some of them and everything else is working OK, so what they heck :shrug: Thanks for the advice guys
I’ve installed Chrome as a test bed for the websites I’ve been building for my customers. So now I have IE8, FF, Safari and Chrome all onboard. I like the simple design of Chrome and it is pretty speedy, but I also quite like Safari too. IE8 is an intrusive and annoying slug and Firefox is starting to get a bit bloaty and sluggish at times and I get annoying issues like this from time to time. Might have to change my default browser after some more testing…
Yeah, I changed from Firefox as I found it was slowing my PC down considerably on initial boot - Chrome is speedy 100% of the time. Took a few plugins to match FF but they all seem covered now (Ghostery, Ad block, Read it Later and Speed dial)