Latrato Urlante wrote:
> Sorry I just uninstalled Chromium... it still happened when I used
> --disable-plugins, but just once. Anyway, I need those plugins so that
> wasn't quite the solution for me!
Hm, my last message didn't come out as useful as I'd hoped. Here are
some things to try if you can reproduce it (with google-chrome or
chromium --- it shouldn't matter).
1. Try running "chromium --temp-profile"; this is a little better
than --disable-plugins as a diagnostic since it temporarily forgets
your settings (and so should behave more consistently between
machines).
2. Run from a terminal and see what output it gives.
3. Install chromium-dbg and get a backtrace in the state when it is
refusing to exit, by running with "chromium --temp-profile -g" and
hitting ^C when it is refusing to exit.
http://wiki.debian.org/Chromium/Debugging has instructions
4. Act like a detective. Note anything that seems unusual. If you
can think of some method to isolate the difference between what's
happening on your system and happening here, try it.
Hope that helps,
Jonathan
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