![]() ![]() Google smarts for everything you want to do It also searches your Google Drive, so diving into next week’s vacation plan is just that much easier. ![]() Chrome’s address bar uses Google Search to make any fact-finding mission fast and simple. And its sleek design helps you stay organized.Īnswers in your address bar? Yes, please. Big or small, work, or play – Chrome has the smarts and speeds you need to do, create, and explore online.Īre you one of those that like to keep 100 tabs open? The program is constantly evolving to optimize memory usage and responsiveness, meaning less lag per tab. open up observations in the identify interface, navigate between observations, make IDs, move the mouse around), and try going to to other tabs/windows.When you’re on the web, you’re on a mission. ![]() Step 1: Go to the identify interface (the link above goes to a bookmarked specialized search that I routinely check where I have seen the issue a lot the past couple of days, but I was able to reproduce it at least once in just the standard “Identify” page at ) Sometimes if I wait for a few seconds everything comes back, and sometimes it doesn’t. Some elements (but not all) on the page will reappear again after being moused over (compare screenshots 2 and 3, where I took screenshot 2, ran my mouse cursor back and forth over the page, then took screenshot 3). For instance, in screenshot 1, the observation had displayed normally in the popup window, but after I made my ID and started moving my mouse, the window containing the observation went temporarily blank (in that the observation-specific elements stopped displaying, but the “skeleton” of the page, such as the borders of the window and the background color of the window, was still present) and only some parts of the observation-specific elements of the page re-displayed properly. ![]() Description of problem: Over the last couple of days, while making IDs in the identification interface, I intermittently encounter what appears to be elements of the page trying (and failing) to refresh. ![]()
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