I am a Java script writer, and was working on a JavaScript script. When I tried it out on Google Chrome I keep getting graphical bugs. While, when inspecting element I get no errors, meaning that the properties I want the script to give are correct I keep getting white blocks in the middle of the page that have nothing to do with any of the divs I have in it.
Console returns this error:
Failed to load resource: net::ERR_FAILED
Java Script crashes on Google Chrome
If you are testing your JavaScript codes using Google Chrome, see if the browser is using any extensions or add-ons. Even if it is not your JavaScript code causing the display bug, one of the installed extensions on the browser must have been causing it. If you are using several extensions on Google Chrome, disable all extensions for the meantime.
Don’t uninstall them, just disable. Once the browser is on its own, without any extensions running, try running your JavaScript again. See if the white blocks on the screen appear again. If you haven’t updated Google Chrome yet, try updating the browser to the latest version. Download and install Google Chrome. For Windows, it supports Windows XP Service Pack 2 and up, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8.
For Mac, it supports Mac OS X 10.6 and higher. For Linux, it supports Ubuntu 12.04 and higher, Debian 7 and higher, OpenSuSE 12.2 and up, and Fedora Linux 17.
