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GIF images in Chrome loading slow and/or other problems [closed]

I am experiencing problems with Chrome and animated .Gif in which they frozen, are slow loading, show screen tearing animations and etc.

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Meetai.com Avatar asked Jun 01 '13 15:06

Meetai.com


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3 Answers

1- Type chrome://plugins into the address bar

2- Click the Details button button on the right side to expand the plugins.

3- Look for the PPAPI PepperFlash plugin.

PPAPI PepperFlash plugin

4- Click Disable

If you already have the official Adobe version of Flash installed, it should show up right under the pepperflash plugin listing

Official Adobe version of Flash installed

5- Leave this one enabled. Otherwise go download the official one from adobe (http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/)

6- Clear the cache. Restart chrome.

Note: Pepperflash re-enables itself after Chrome updates so look out for that. Seems that this bug is fixed in the Chrome dev builds, so it might be fixed in an update sooner or later.

Source: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=502191

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Meetai.com Avatar answered Oct 10 '22 17:10

Meetai.com


Are you using the animated GIFs as a background image on an element? Chrome is known to have problems with this. If you can find a way to use them in the actual markup, Chrome will serve them fine.

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John Avatar answered Oct 10 '22 17:10

John


If you use AJAX requests on the page and these are synchronized ( async: false in jquery ), this can be happening in opera/chrome.

AJAX is defaultly asynchronous, so if you did not explicitly state async: false, you do not have to state async: true and this answer might not help you.

Try deleting the line containing async: false.

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Igor L. Avatar answered Oct 10 '22 16:10

Igor L.