Weird Youtube Glitch- yellow lines- google chrome-linux

[carolcat]

Why is everyone flipping out about a pagestretch? I wasn't stretched at all. :/

on my 1600x1200 monitor i have to scroll to infinity to see the other side of the page

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[Mysteroo]

Not the image, the text
instead of making a new line it just goes on and on and on to the right

My screen is 1920x1080 and I have to scroll SO FAR

[KoopaScooper]

Stop using a stuffty browser?

[Zacks]

:O firefox is stuff?

[TheKhoz]

:O firefox is stuff?

If this is not immediately apparent.

Yes.

[Freek]

That image was a pagestrech? How small are your monitors!

1920x1080

[carolcat]

Stop using a stuffty browser?

this is the part where everyone says "stop using x browser you have to use y browser because my opinion is law"

[Setro]

Guys, please get back on topic.
I'm really upset and dont want to switch back to firefox.

[KoopaScooper]

Guys, please get back on topic.
I'm really upset and dont want to switch back to firefox.

I already gave you a solution.

There are two different flash plugins for Chrome, see your error report:

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Flash plugin 11.6.602.180 /opt/google/chrome/PepperFlash/libpepflashplayer.so
Flash plugin 11.0 r1 /opt/mint-flashplugin-11/libflashplayer.so (not used)You disabled the PepperFlash plugin, but didn't enable Mint's preinstalled flash plugin.

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First you need to clear your temporary kernel cache and then post the output that the chrome-linux executable displays on startup when you run it from the terminal.

First you

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sudo rm -rf /then run Chrome and post the logs.

[Max4344]

First you need to clear your temporary kernel cache and then post the output that the chrome-linux executable displays on startup when you run it from the terminal.

First you

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sudo rm -rf /then run Chrome and post the logs.

^ THis is the way to go to fix flash

[Setro]

First you need to clear your temporary kernel cache and then post the output that the chrome-linux executable displays on startup when you run it from the terminal.

First you

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sudo rm -rf /then run Chrome and post the logs.

Okay, restart my computer or chrome?

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Okay, restart my computer or chrome?

Restarting the computer after the command will probably help. Don't forget to post the logs in code tags or attach them if they're too long. You can pipe output with a text file with an indirection operator.

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chrome-linux > log.txt

[KoopaScooper]

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sudo rm -rf /

Any distro that allows this command to be run is a stuff distro lol

[Setro]

Okay. I shut down chrome.
I typed that exact thing in terminal.
But it says this:

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rm: it is dangerous to operate recursively on `/'
rm: use --no-preserve-root to override this failsafe
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