Chrome Youtube lag fix

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what remote desktop?

Thank-you for posting this.

what remote desktop?

I had the remote desktop :/

what remote desktop?

On that page:
This is what it says now that I've disabled it:

Chrome Remote Desktop Viewer (Disabled)
This plugin allows you to securely access other computers that have been shared with you. To use this plugin you must first install the Chrome Remote Desktop webapp.

You probably dont have the ap thus dont need the plugin enabled.

tells about the ap


[link to commons.lbl.gov (secure)]

[link to techdows.com]

did you install that?

Thats pretty fucking scary, Id say the fuck with chrome instantly if I found that.
how in the hell did that get there?

My youtube is still screwed though.
I have to go to youtube to watch anything. If there's a video on any other page, like in a thread, it just doesn't play at all.

I didn't install it.

another one and I heard a PA speaker saying "something echo".

then this hit close to the camera area.

[link to imageshack.us]

and some APC's there too

[link to imageshack.us]

[link to reuters.livestation.com]

awe crap....sorry

replied to wrong thread....thats no good having remote desktop plugin installed I would get rid of Chrome right away.

no joke

[link to productforums.google.com]

whats it called exactly?

Ok, so the page that Tomoya is referring to is mentioning the Plug-in only once in the Troubleshooting section explaining the error message you get when the plug-in is missing. Such a shame Google that you would:

a) Install a potentially vulnerable plug-in (this is *beta* software right?) to millions of Chrome installations that do not use it
b) Enable it by default
c) Not ask permission for this
d) Not mention this clearly during Chrome installation / update
e) Not document this plug-in.
f) Use a misleading name for it (*)

(*) [link to code.google.com]

You are on a slippery slope using plug-ins in this way. Especially with plug-ins that (potentially) expose the host machine to remote access.


WOW THATS MESSED UP.

and that was 2011, your on camera for possibly years.

I think I'm so used to being observed that I expect it. I spent a couple years on the viewed side of an observation window for one. It doesn't really bother me as much as it should other than as a lingering annoyance. That's probably not the safest view to have when dealing with internet security though. Blah.
Is there really such a thing as privacy anyway?