Ubuntu 18.04 freezes while I'm using Firefox or Chrome
I have no idea why, but if I'm browsing internet with Chrome or Firefox, some minutes later, the browser start behaving wierdly, like almost freezed but not totally. Then I try to open a new tab, but it doesn't work (but it repaints the button, like it's receiving the click event). Then I try to close the browser, and I can't. Then I try to reboot the system going to the reboot menu of Gnome. I see some of the icons have dissapeared, and if I click on the "turn off" button, it doesn't work and the system freezes completely. Sometimes I even don't have time to reach the "turn off" button.
It takes longer to happen with Firefox, and it's more frequent with Chrome. What's going on here?
If I don't use the browser, the system works without issues.
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I have no idea why, but if I'm browsing internet with Chrome or Firefox, some minutes later, the browser start behaving wierdly, like almost freezed but not totally. Then I try to open a new tab, but it doesn't work (but it repaints the button, like it's receiving the click event). Then I try to close the browser, and I can't. Then I try to reboot the system going to the reboot menu of Gnome. I see some of the icons have dissapeared, and if I click on the "turn off" button, it doesn't work and the system freezes completely. Sometimes I even don't have time to reach the "turn off" button.
It takes longer to happen with Firefox, and it's more frequent with Chrome. What's going on here?
If I don't use the browser, the system works without issues.
18.04 gnome firefox google-chrome freeze
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Does your keyboard work? Can you open Bash (Ctrl+Alt+T) when this occurs?
– Paul Benson
Mar 8 at 20:49
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I have no idea why, but if I'm browsing internet with Chrome or Firefox, some minutes later, the browser start behaving wierdly, like almost freezed but not totally. Then I try to open a new tab, but it doesn't work (but it repaints the button, like it's receiving the click event). Then I try to close the browser, and I can't. Then I try to reboot the system going to the reboot menu of Gnome. I see some of the icons have dissapeared, and if I click on the "turn off" button, it doesn't work and the system freezes completely. Sometimes I even don't have time to reach the "turn off" button.
It takes longer to happen with Firefox, and it's more frequent with Chrome. What's going on here?
If I don't use the browser, the system works without issues.
18.04 gnome firefox google-chrome freeze
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I have no idea why, but if I'm browsing internet with Chrome or Firefox, some minutes later, the browser start behaving wierdly, like almost freezed but not totally. Then I try to open a new tab, but it doesn't work (but it repaints the button, like it's receiving the click event). Then I try to close the browser, and I can't. Then I try to reboot the system going to the reboot menu of Gnome. I see some of the icons have dissapeared, and if I click on the "turn off" button, it doesn't work and the system freezes completely. Sometimes I even don't have time to reach the "turn off" button.
It takes longer to happen with Firefox, and it's more frequent with Chrome. What's going on here?
If I don't use the browser, the system works without issues.
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Does your keyboard work? Can you open Bash (Ctrl+Alt+T) when this occurs?
– Paul Benson
Mar 8 at 20:49
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Does your keyboard work? Can you open Bash (Ctrl+Alt+T) when this occurs?
– Paul Benson
Mar 8 at 20:49
Does your keyboard work? Can you open Bash (Ctrl+Alt+T) when this occurs?
– Paul Benson
Mar 8 at 20:49
Does your keyboard work? Can you open Bash (Ctrl+Alt+T) when this occurs?
– Paul Benson
Mar 8 at 20:49
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