Why Crome is not showing some pages in the stardard way
Check page http://www.ahven.net . Crome is not showing the left menu but Firefox, IE8 and others are. There are even more examples where Crome is not working the right way. Why is this?

Before you proceed with Crome development you should first make Crome to work the right way. The basic philosophy with Crome is good - to make as simple and fast browser as possible with clean lookout. But the inside of Crome must also be standard. Or is Google on the way towards their own Internet standard?

I can see the left menu using Safari

Try using IEtab: https://chrome.google.com/extensions...bkbammjbdenadd

Originally Posted by sulasno

I can see the left menu using Safari

I am using the latest Crome version 4.0.249.78.

Hmmm That is odd. I thought maybe it was because of using an ad blocking program, but I disabled all, and it still didn't show the menus. Works like you said in IE and other browsers, but just not in Chrome. Very strange indeed. The only thing I can think of is it (site) was made to be compatible with other browsers first. Sort of like non-acid3 test compliant, so it won't work well with Chrome. ??? IDK.

look at javascript console, it caught some errors...

Originally Posted by bobbyphoenix

Hmmm That is odd. I thought maybe it was because of using an ad blocking program, but I disabled all, and it still didn't show the menus. Works like you said in IE and other browsers, but just not in Chrome. Very strange indeed. The only thing I can think of is it (site) was made to be compatible with other browsers first. Sort of like non-acid3 test compliant, so it won't work well with Chrome. ??? IDK.

Yes this is strange. And there are other sites as well which work fine in any other browser but not in Crome. One big site I can mention here is http://www.uusisuomi.fi/ and their blog site.

The fact is that a browser should work as it is and there must not be any addons to fix problems. Hopefully any Crome and Google folks read this post and takes any actions needed to fix Crome. At least I and my collegues around and a growing polulation is going bact to Firefox until we hear some good news form Crome and Google.

Originally Posted by Twins.Seven

look at javascript console, it caught some errors...

Yeah, this is why. http://www.ahven.net/ is missing a comma in their preload images list.
Where other browsers probably skip it and continue executing the JavaScript, Chrome does not. Causing it to not execute the AJAX fetch of the menu, so that it doesn't load it.
Wouldn't really call that Chrome's fault, the site designers should check for syntax errors before making a site public.