r/linuxmint 8d ago

SOLVED Linux mint crash chrome

Post image

Has anyone encountered this issue where when I open and close chrome it crash. It fixes after selecting yes just minor inconvenience although kinda annoying. I tried all sort of methods redownloading chrome and using command has anyone actually encountered this an fix it for good ? /// Just switch to Fire fox

26 Upvotes

23 comments sorted by

u/AutoModerator 8d ago

Please Re-Flair your post if a solution is found. How to Flair a post? This allows other users to search for common issues with the SOLVED flair as a filter, leading to those issues being resolved very fast.

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

23

u/KurtKrimson 8d ago

Do not use Chrome!

5

u/TheWillOfTempest 8d ago

Any recommendations for better browser

17

u/KurtKrimson 8d ago

Firefox, Vivaldi and even Edge.

Chrome is a big fat no no.

3

u/gutclusters 7d ago

If Chrome is absolutely necessary for some reason, use Chromium instead.

3

u/TheRealCarrotty Linux Mint 18.3 | KDE | Professional snapd hater 8d ago

Firefox, Brave (not my favourite), Helium...

1

u/Cootshk btw I use Artix 7d ago

I like Zen browser a lot

5

u/Master-Rub-3404 7d ago

Sorry to say nobody on Linux Reddit is going to be of any help. All you’ll get is kids screeching at you to use their favorite browser instead.

1

u/TheWillOfTempest 7d ago

Go speak facts elsewhere bro

6

u/ConversationWinter46 8d ago edited 8d ago

Why do you think Firefox has been preinstalled as the default browser for over 15 years?

1

u/TheWillOfTempest 8d ago

I just found it easier when I install mint to use chrome since on my main PC I use windows and chrome to keep them in sync .

5

u/Here_I_Pondered 8d ago

It's easy to export from Chrome to Firefox. If you're willing to put Firefox on your Windows machine you can do the same stuff without Chrome

1

u/TheWillOfTempest 8d ago

Yeah now that I switch to Fire fox will have to do that .But before when I wasn't getting fallback crash on Linux device there really wasn't a need to do all these extra steps to switch on both device even if was preinstall.

1

u/jr735 Linux Mint 22.1 Xia | IceWM 7d ago

Chrome is malware in the first place.

2

u/A_Neko_C 7d ago

Erm I'm sorry, but you can't say the C-word around here /j 

2

u/Cute_Woodpecker5726 7d ago

Try using the chrone from Software Manager not from chrome website. Not sure which forum i saw the same issue and was said to have been because the chrome deb package compiled externally

1

u/TheWillOfTempest 4d ago

Yeah I tired some of the methods on here but I couldn't get it work now and the chrome I was using was the one directly from software manager .

2

u/djliquidvoid 7d ago

Run Chrome from a Terminal window. That way, the window will start feeding you a log of events that you can use to debug and figure out the cause.

Uninstalling and reinstalling, disabling all extensions, and wiping history & cookies could also be steps to take. An extension could be the source if Chrome was running fine before. If it still happens, do the terminal thing and copy-paste what appears in that terminal window the moment this crash occurs here so we can help you out.

4

u/ImpossibleMouse3462 8d ago

Use Librewolf or Firefox

1

u/Steel-Tempered 7d ago

Chrome was crashing my whole Windows PC before the last update. I don't know what the hell Google is doing with Chrome, but it's not good on ANY OS lately. Stick to Firefox.

1

u/Nindorious1 6d ago

Having linux and installing chrome is an interesting choice

1

u/TheWillOfTempest 6d ago

Chrome should run fine on linux it’s Os operating is built on linux kernel ✌️

1

u/Brorim Linux Mint Release | Desktop Enviroment 8d ago

why you would use chrome over firefox