Among the various programs for viewing pages on the Internet, better known as browsers, one of the most common is Google Chrome (Google Chrome). Having first appeared in 2008, by now this browser has become so popular that it has partially overshadowed even old-timers like Opera and Firefox.
The reason for this is a balanced internal implementation of the program code. Everyone knows that it’s not worth reinventing the wheel, because usually nothing good comes from this. But an attempt to modify the existing invention by carefully studying the features of its work and optimizing them, as a rule, gives excellent results. This is fully true for Chrome: the gentlemen from Google carefully studied the wishes of users of browsers existing at that time and released their own software product, eliminating potential weaknesses. They succeeded, and the browser turned out just great. He still has some flaws, but they are rather specific, which are ignored by most users. For example, it is completely incomprehensible why there is no built-in ability to save pages in chm and mht formats or why so many open connections are created with a simple request. But, as has already been said, this does not detract from the merits of Chrome, among which we should especially note the record-fast loading and the small amount of RAM used.
Despite this, forums often ask why Google Chrome doesn’t open pages. Problems with opening pages can periodically occur when using any browser, but the feature of Google Chrome is that the reason is not so obvious in it, and the information system does not always give the correct (and, most importantly, understandable) answer.
In fact, the answer to the question why Chrome doesn’t open pages is pretty simple. A good browser has very few reasons for this behavior. Let's consider them in more detail.
If Chrome does not open the pages, then, first of all, you need to check your Internet connection. When it disappears, the browser honestly informs the user about the reason and the questions disappear. But sometimes the connection itself remains established (automatic reconnection does not occur, and the network icon is active), however, the exchange of data packets with the provider's server is impaired. This is often encountered by users of wireless networks. As a result, Chrome does not open the page. The solution is simple: reconnect the Internet yourself (disconnect and reconnect).
No less common is the problem of blocking traffic by antivirus software. Some complex security systems work in interactive mode (Dr.Web Space and Avira Security Suite) and often ask the user about the assignment of a specific rule for applications trying to access the network. Beginners who do not want to understand the essence of the dialogue may deny access to all programs or, at the other extreme, allow all actions. As a result, Chrome does not open the page because it is denied access to the Internet. For beginners, it is better to use automatic antiviruses (Kaspersky, GCD) or carefully read the dialog box messages.
Unlike other browsers, Google Chrome uses the same proxy system settings as Internet Explorer. Incorrect proxy settings - and Chrome does not open the page. Having launched the settings in Explorer, you should go along the path “Connections - Network Settings” and check the status of the proxy. In most cases, just set the auto mode. Exception: a proxy is needed for normal operation. In this case, you need to use the help of a system administrator.
There may also be a problem with flash technology. To solve the problem, you can try updating the Shockwave Flash application from the adobe website.