Click gear icon at the top right corner, click "Labs" menu item to open Labs settings and turn off
all features. Note: If you have Chromecast enabled, you have to use Chromium or Chrome browser
to disable it.
Open terminal window and type following command. This will temporarily disable all web plugins.
Tom, Alex & Sean, please follow this testing procedure and report results:
1) Prepare reference environment
Open Google Play Music in Firefox, Chromium or Chrome. Not in GNOME Web (Epiphany) or Midori.
Address: https:/ /play.google. com/music
Click gear icon at the top right corner, click "Labs" menu item to open Labs settings and turn off
all features. Note: If you have Chromecast enabled, you have to use Chromium or Chrome browser
to disable it.
Open terminal window and type following command. This will temporarily disable all web plugins.
sudo mv /usr/lib/ mozilla/ plugins /usr/lib/ mozilla/ disabled- plugins
Install Nuvola Player from Unstable builds PPA.
Instructions: http:// nuvolaplayer. fenryxo. cz/help/ installation. html#ubuntu
2) WebKitGtk test
Run webkitgtkframe tool in terminal and report whether the issue is reproducible.
/usr/libexec/ nuvolaplayer/ webkitgtkframe https:/ /play.google. com/music
3) WebKit2Gtk test
Install a package libwebkit2gtk- 3.0-25, run WebKit2Gtk MiniBrowser and report whether the issue
is reproducible.
/usr/lib/ x86_64- linux-gnu/ webkit2gtk- 3.0/libexec/ MiniBrowser https:/ /play.google. com/music
4) Nuvola Player test
Check whether the issue is reproducible in Nuvola Player.
5) Re-enable plugins
Open terminal window and type following command. This will re-enable all web plugins.
sudo mv /usr/lib/ mozilla/ disabled- plugins /usr/lib/ mozilla/ plugins
You might also want to re-enable experimental features from Labs