I got "aw, snap" message

[Minh Nghi]

Binary package hint: chromium

I got "aw, snap" message when I view any video in youtube, and in video.zing.vn. After I restarted my pc, chromium worked fine with youtube but I still got that message when I view video clips in video.zing.vn

[Minh Nghi (invincible-steel)]

OMG! I still get that message in youtube!

[EzNet (zeroezezero)]

I am getting the "Aw, Snap!" message regularly now. I pulled the most recent updates today and ever since, about 1 in 8 pages starts to display and then displays the Aw, Snap error... Firefox renders these pages fine.

I am on Karmic running Chromium (4.0.302.0 (36505)) via the Daily PPA... I understand that this is experimental, but I was searching for a fix for this issue, stumbled here and decided to add my 'me-too'.

Let me know if you need anything from me.

[Shaun Mallette (chicagonpg)]

My problem is exactly likely the same as EzNet with Chromium (4.0.302.0 (36505)) via the Daily PPA

[Michael Knap (michael-knap)]

Same here: with the latest Chromium Daily, 1 in 8 (or more) pages start to display, then quickly go to "Aw, Snap".

Interestingly, it is certain pages that can reproduce the error all of the time. Examples: slashdot.org, igoogle.com, weather.com, wave.google.com

Other pages: mashable.com, metafilter.com, bank site all load OK.

[Minh Nghi (invincible-steel)]

It's fixed in the lastest update!!!

[EzNet (zeroezezero)]

I do believe that Minh Nghi may be right... I have just installed the newest release via the Update Manager and blog.reddit.com loads without issue (was previously an every time error for me).

Kudos!

[Gabe Gorelick (gabegorelick)]

Closing this since it appears to be fixed. Feel free to reopen if the bug reappears.

Just so you know, the chromium-browser package is the one you actually want. The chromium package is a game, completely unrelated to the web browser. Confusing, I know.