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Pages are not loading correct every 5 days google chrome

P4-630

P4-630

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As the title says.

This is how the webpages are loading every 5th day around 14.00-15.00 with the webpages I visit frequently:

every 5 days around 14.00 2.PNG
every 5 days around 14.00 3.PNG


I have to reload the pages a few times and the pages showing correct again.

What I've tried:
- Reset google chrome settings
- Disabling UBlock Origin
- Reinstall Google Chrome
- Reset router

What I've tried didn't help.

It started doing like this around the end of January this year.
The pages didn't load correctly on 1 Feb, 6 Feb, 11 Feb, 16 Feb, 21 feb, and today 26 Feb.
Everytime around 14~15.00.

Does anyone have an idea what is causing this?
It does not happen on Edge browser.
 
P4-630 said:
As the title says.

This is how the webpages are loading every 5th day around 14.00-15.00 with the webpages I visit frequently:

View attachment 238007View attachment 238008

I have to reload the pages a few times and the pages showing correct again.

What I've tried:
- Reset google chrome settings
- Disabling UBlock Origin
- Reinstall Google Chrome
- Reset router

What I've tried didn't help.

It started doing like this around the end of January this year.
The pages didn't load correctly on 1 Feb, 6 Feb, 11 Feb, 16 Feb, 21 feb, and today 26 Feb.
Everytime around 14~15.00.

Does anyone have an idea what is causing this?
It does not happen on Edge browser.
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Is chrome set to auto update?
 
Re occuring partial element time out
It sometimes happens in firefox
just refresh page
 
dorsetknob said:
just refresh page
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Yes I know but why is it every 5 days and around the same time, what is causing this, all the years before this year never had this.
 
Hi,
Payback ?
Google did say they weren't liking add blockers and might actually block the use in chrome one day.

Could also be MS forcing you to use edge :cool:
 
Could it possibly be your ISP causing this? Some kind of servicing or updating of their systems?
 
stinger608 said:
Could it possibly be your ISP causing this? Some kind of servicing or updating of their systems?
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Forgot to mention that, I had already called them, I thought about some caching issue somewhere or something.
Later found out that Edge browser does not have this problem so I ruled out the ISP and the router.
 
P4-630 said:
Forgot to mention that, I had already called them, I thought about some caching issue somewhere or something.
Later found out that Edge browser does not have this problem so I ruled out the ISP and the router.
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Edge is build on Chromium so it's weird it doesn't happen in Edge.

What DNS are you using, is time and date correct and so on? It could be bad Chrome files/user settings, I struggles from time to time with Mozilla's Firefox where some updates breaks every address I have visited in Firefox at work and then in the next or a couple of updates later everything comes back if I don't do some setting changes to get it back.

Last time this happened I took a backup and exported all bookmarks and uninstalled Firefox and deleted all my user data and whoop it was back to normal so a bad setting or something that a newer version couldn't read in my user settings gave me an issue but so far it's not gone wrong yet and I did this like September last year.
 
P4-630 said:
Google.


Time and date are correct.


Right.
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Have you tried a new user data profile to see if this still happens?

You could backup your current local files and not login to your google account just import all your bookmarks and passwords and see if this still happens every 5days.
 
Haven't noticed, but I'm assuming you have cleared your browsing history and cache?
 
It didn't happen today!

Things that changed:
- PC had wired internet connection, started using wifi again around 16.00.
- Disabled norton to clean temporary files of google chrome
- There has been a google chrome version update a few days ago


Not sure exactly what caused it but is has to do with one of the things mentioned above.
 
P4-630 said:
As the title says.

This is how the webpages are loading every 5th day around 14.00-15.00 with the webpages I visit frequently:

View attachment 238007View attachment 238008

I have to reload the pages a few times and the pages showing correct again.

What I've tried:
- Reset google chrome settings
- Disabling UBlock Origin
- Reinstall Google Chrome
- Reset router

What I've tried didn't help.

It started doing like this around the end of January this year.
The pages didn't load correctly on 1 Feb, 6 Feb, 11 Feb, 16 Feb, 21 feb, and today 26 Feb.
Everytime around 14~15.00.

Does anyone have an idea what is causing this?
It does not happen on Edge browser.
Click to expand...
It must be because of that weird language :P (kidding)

It really looks like a caching thing. Have you tried force-refreshing when it happens? Just hold ctrl when pressing refresh. It forces the browser to get all resources from the server again, even if they're not expired yet.

Also consider switching to Firefox or Vivaldi. (kidding, but not really)
 
bug said:
Just hold ctrl when pressing refresh.
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A few times refreshing would solve it for each page I frequently visit.

Sofar now no longer needed.

bug said:
It really looks like a caching thing.
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Yes that's what I was thinking.

Anyway for now I haven't seen the issue anymore.:)
 
Issue was back.... Only difference now I'm also using malwarebytes chrome extension..

Have cleared cache/cookies and site data for now and see how it goes...
 
P4-630 said:
Issue was back.... Only difference now I'm also using malwarebytes chrome extension..

Have cleared cache/cookies and site data for now and see how it goes...
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Maybe drop Google Chrome and move to Brave which is my personal browser even using it at work.
 
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