Google Chrome and Giant Bomb

So hopefully this question hasn't been covered before.
 
I use Google Chrome just about all the time, because it just runs so much faster and is mostly comparable to Firefox. However, it has some trouble with Giant Bomb. I can play the videos, but once they start, I can't access the little bar at the bottom with the time bar, full screen toggle and volume switch. It shows up when I hover my mouse, but I can't click on anything. However, sometimes it randomly works. Not sure why it does this, so I'm using Firefox with this site.
 
Any suggestions, or has anyone else discovered this? I have a feeling Adobe isn't fully supported on Chrome, but other sites work fine, and like I said, it sometimes (but rarely) works.

I use Chrome, and it seems to work fine for watching video. I sometimes use it on my television and will zoom in on pages to read the text. If the page is zoomed in, I have the problems that you are talking about. If I zoom back out it works as normal again. I don't know if this is your issue, but maybe it will help

My suggestion is to switch back to Firefox which is a much better web browser.

" My suggestion is to switch back to Firefox which is a much better web browser. "

I'm using chrome and don't have any problems.... sucks for you.

Google Chrome straight up stopped working on my computer. I consider it a good thing, because I think Safari is way better.

Since nobody said anything about it, if you have this problem then you've probably zoomed in on the giantbomb website somewhere. Press Ctrl+0 and it will reset the zoom lvl.

firefox crushes all the fucking time -.-

" firefox crushes all the fucking time -.- "

I use Chrome and it works fine. 

" @apoptosis61 said:

" firefox crushes all the fucking time -.- "

What does it crush? :P "

I haven't had that problem, but I do know when I get messages, even after checking them it still says I have messages for quite a while. It randomly goes away but I'm always clicking up there checking if I actually have a message or not.

@mau: That problem occurs every now and then, no matter what browser you use.

For me, videos are super stuttery on Chrome with only a single tab open, but when I open Firefox (130 tabs open right now, usually at least over 100), videos are smooth.
 
 
So yeah, basically I think Chrome sucks.

" For me, videos are super stuttery on Chrome with only a single tab open, but when I open Firefox (130 tabs open right now, usually at least over 100), videos are smooth.   So yeah, basically I think Chrome sucks. "

" My suggestion is to switch back to Firefox which is a much better web browser. "

" @Atomasist said:

" My suggestion is to switch back to Firefox which is a much better web browser. "

That's an opinion, bucko, and my opinion is that I like Chrome better.  "

GB runs great in Chrome. Atleast for me.

I use Chrome and I don't have this problem, are you sure it's not one of your addons or something?

" @ajamafalous said:

" For me, videos are super stuttery on Chrome with only a single tab open, but when I open Firefox (130 tabs open right now, usually at least over 100), videos are smooth.   So yeah, basically I think Chrome sucks. "

In what situation would you have 130 tabs open and how do you navigate them >.>  Also I have zero glitches or problems with Chrome, much more stable and faster than FF on my PC.  "

" @Geno said:

" @ajamafalous said:

" For me, videos are super stuttery on Chrome with only a single tab open, but when I open Firefox (130 tabs open right now, usually at least over 100), videos are smooth.   So yeah, basically I think Chrome sucks. "

In what situation would you have 130 tabs open and how do you navigate them >.>  Also I have zero glitches or problems with Chrome, much more stable and faster than FF on my PC.  "

I almost never left click a link, always middle click. If I find a link that I want to read but just don't have the time right now, I leave a tab open for it and move on (so I have like 20-30 Wikipedia tabs open). Same thing for links I know I'll need later but just have never gotten around to yet (like, I still have tabs open for HD mods of old games, or how to install free DLC for certain Steam games where Steam doesn't offer the DLC). "

" @ajamafalous said:

" @Geno said:

" @ajamafalous said:

" For me, videos are super stuttery on Chrome with only a single tab open, but when I open Firefox (130 tabs open right now, usually at least over 100), videos are smooth.   So yeah, basically I think Chrome sucks. "

In what situation would you have 130 tabs open and how do you navigate them >.>  Also I have zero glitches or problems with Chrome, much more stable and faster than FF on my PC.  "

I almost never left click a link, always middle click. If I find a link that I want to read but just don't have the time right now, I leave a tab open for it and move on (so I have like 20-30 Wikipedia tabs open). Same thing for links I know I'll need later but just have never gotten around to yet (like, I still have tabs open for HD mods of old games, or how to install free DLC for certain Steam games where Steam doesn't offer the DLC). "

But how do you see the tabs? Opening more than 30 leads to them having only their first letter showing up, I can only imagine 130 would be that much worse. Or do you have some sort of tab manager? And do you actually get around to viewing all 130 tabs? I thought I was a multitasker with my ~12 or so tabs lol.  "

I use Chrome and I don't have any problems with the site whatosever.  
 
@ajamafalous said:

" For me, videos are super stuttery on Chrome with only a single tab open, but when I open Firefox (130 tabs open right now, usually at least over 100), videos are smooth.   So yeah, basically I think Chrome sucks. "

" I use Chrome and I don't have any problems with the site whatosever.  
 
@ajamafalous said:

" For me, videos are super stuttery on Chrome with only a single tab open, but when I open Firefox (130 tabs open right now, usually at least over 100), videos are smooth.   So yeah, basically I think Chrome sucks. "

You don't know how to use a computer. Shut it off now.  And Firefox is an unrealiable piece of shit. "

GB Videos have stopped playing for me entirely in Chrome. I can click the big red play button, but the video won't load/stream from there. I've had to switch to Safari.

Every browser has pros and cons. I've stuck with Chrome because it synced a lot of my info automatically when I changed computers. I've started using Safri a little more since I'm now on Mac and it syncs a little more seemlessly with my iPhone.

I use Opera and experience no problems what so ever.

Is this the oldest thread that managed to get bumped? 3 years has got to be a record.

@dain22: Just get Chrome for your iPhone too, it's still pretty awesome. Videos work fine for me, btw.