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#Srware iron v49.0.2600.0 update#
#Srware iron v49.0.2600.0 software#
#Srware iron v49.0.2600.0 windows 7#
#Srware iron v49.0.2600.0 windows#

#Srware iron v49.0.2600.0 windows#

Chrome installs a updater, which loads at every Windows in background.

This Chrome-function transmits information in encoded form to Google, for example, when and where Chrome has been downloaded.

Depending on the configuration, details about crashes or failures are sent Google's servers.

Depending on the configuration, if you have typed a false address in the address bar, this is sent to Google and you get an error message from Google's servers.

Depending on the configuration, each time you put something in the address line, this information is sent to Google to provide suggestions.

If Chrome is received as part of a promotional campaign, it may generate a unique promotion number which is sent to Google on the first run and first use of Google Chrome. It gets deleted when Chrome checks first time for updates.

A copy of Google Chrome includes a generated installation number which will be sent to Google after the installation and the first usage.

Iron offers you 12 preview-thumbs to make the most of the available space on your monitor.Įliminates the following features found in Chrome:

Chrome only has 8 preview thumbs on the "NewTab"- Page.

The User-Agent in Iron can be flexiblel and permanently changed by UA.ini.

The User-Agent in Chrome is only be changeable with parameters over a link or command, which isn't really ideal for permanent usage.

Chrome doesn't have an built-in adblocker.

Iron has an easy to use and built-in adblocker which can be configured by a single file.

#Srware iron v49.0.2600.0 software#

Chocolatey is trusted by businesses to manage software deployments. Chocolatey integrates w/SCCM, Puppet, Chef, etc. Has anyone seen this behavior or do you have any suggestions of what I can try to fix, or at least better evaluate, this issue? I would be most appreciative. Chocolatey is software management automation for Windows that wraps installers, executables, zips, and scripts into compiled packages.

I'm not an expert on evaluating Windows OS errors, so I could use some help. I have noticed no other mysterious errors in any other programs I have run, so far, and yes, I could use Opera, or a Firefox related browser, or even "shudder" IE, but Chrome is my preferred browser and I'd like to fix this since I'm afraid it's just a symptom of a deeper problem. These versions all work fine everywhere EXCEPT they crash when opening the settings page:Īnd for all browsers that offer both x86 and 圆4 versions, the problem is exactly the same for both. These versions all work fine with no crashes: More info that might help is that in testing SRWare Iron, I found that: In Yandex's case, something changed between version 16.

I've submitted the bug to Yandex, where I first saw it, but no luck so far. So it's Windows that is shutting things down, but it is ONLY for recent versions of Chrome, and ONLY when opening the settings page, which seems to point to a Chrome problem, at least to me. And no other running process is effected, that I've been able to tell. To them, when you try to reopen them, it is just as if they were shut down improperly, that's all they know. No error log is created by the various browsers. If the online privacy statement is not available, please read our privacy statement offline:

#Srware iron v49.0.2600.0 update#

But when I use one of the newer versions, and some of them update automatically so I don't have a choice, they also seem to work fine, EXCEPT the browser crashes when I open the browser's "settings" page.Īctually, the browser doesn't "crash", but rather it immediately opens a Windows generated error box saying, (with Yandex for example), "Yandex has stopped working" with the following details:Īdditional Information 2: c5e64b3b479b160ea66cecb9ccafe654Īdditional Information 4: 4b11d7ebaa978fc34a59f011dc3a763f All "older", ie older than about 3 or 4 months ago or so, versions of all of those browsers work perfectly fine.

#Srware iron v49.0.2600.0 windows 7#

I've noticed that on my Windows 7 圆4 Ultimate system, where I have hidden all of the Windows 7 updates listed in the first post but is otherwise up to date, that I have a peculiar situation when trying to use any of the Chrome variant browsers, ie Chrome, Chromium, COMODO Dragon, SRWare Iron, Yandex, etc. I had to reinstall my OS which prompted me to update my programs while I was at it. I typically stick with programs, and OS, that work for me and only update things occasionally or when I really have to. Just thought I'd throw this out there on the off chance that maybe it's related to one of the updates I've hidden. We released the new Iron 49 today, which contains all features and updates known from Chromium 49.