I think it's not just youtube, but Twitch too and maybe any service there you can watch video. Now the video just freezes and it eat all the CPU or GPU power. It definitely relates to how Chrom, Opera update videos that are playing offscreen or in background tabs, prior to this Opera just refreshed the video window if i scrolled back or switched tabs, not even full refresh just quick grey flash at worst without hoggin all the resources. I suspect the origin is somewhere in Chromium.
Yeasterday Opera updated itself for me and this started happing with it to, so the issue is clearly with the recent Opera update. I literally switched to Opera, cause this started happening in Chrome and no supposed solution was fixing it. Is it a known problem of the browsers or should I look for it in another angle? The same thing started happening to Chrome after the update it did those last days also. And sometimes it stops entirely and stays still with the reloading icon. Sometimes it starts going fast, but the sound is again normal. Whenever I scroll down on a YouTube video to see the comments and scroll up again to the video section, the video has frozen still and the sound is normal. Just zoom down a bit smaller by zooming down it once.įor some users, it has been update related.ġ.Just Press Windows key + I together to open settings.Ģ.Now, click on update & Security and then check for recent updates and install updates.Acekuper last edited said in YouTube videos freeze when you scroll down and up again.:Īfter the last update, I am experiencing a problem. Now, keeping it pressed, just scroll down your mouse, it will zoom up or zoom down and your file explorer icons will show up with different size and style. Press and hold the CTRL key on your keyboard. Now, Click on View Tab and then select Launch Folder windows in separate process. Search file explorer options in windows 10 search boxĢ.
Fix 2 – Launch folder windows in a separate processġ.
That’s it, and now when you back and try scrolling down, it starts working.
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