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google talk program, facebook chat in web browser, and google talk in web browser are freezing

any solution?

edited Feb 22 at 22:55

Lance Roberts
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asked Aug 1 at 12:00

Eyad

	Not a programming question; doesn't belong on this site. – nagul Aug 1 at 12:05
	Actually, this question is so poorly worded that he might be talking about the WebBrowser control. – John Saunders Aug 1 at 12:07
	@Eyad: take the time to read the faq. The link is at the top of every page. – John Saunders Aug 1 at 12:08
	What browser, operating system, system spec? Freeze instantly or after use? Have you tried the older version of gmail? – Ciaran Aug 1 at 12:24
	as this question is abandoned, with too few details to properly answer and no feedback from the poster, i nominate it for closing. – ~quack Feb 23 at 1:48

alucardni · Answer 1 · 2009-10-16 05:29:44Z

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As an alternative you could use Pidgin to access all these protocols from a single desktop application.

answered Oct 16 at 5:29

alucardni
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martani_net · Answer 2 · 2009-08-01 12:40:24Z

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actually facebook freez always on Google Chrome for me! I think it's due to the flash player crashing on Google Chrome, I suggest that you use FF instead at least for the websites that makes Chrome freez

answered Aug 1 at 12:40

martani_net
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	FF is Friendfeed, Fx is Mozilla's preferred way of abbreviating Firefox. – Rich Bradshaw Oct 16 at 6:47
	I've deleted my Facebook account after all ;) so this is not a problem for me now XD – martani_net Oct 16 at 18:06
	@Rich Bradshaw - Unfortunatelly for Mozilla, FF is an abbreation for Firefox, used by everyone else :) – ldigas Feb 22 at 23:05
	I've not seen FF used for Firefox ever! – Rich Bradshaw Feb 22 at 23:22
	Well - apart from this post I guess! – Rich Bradshaw Feb 22 at 23:23

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