Disabling "Use a prediction service to load pages more quickly" Doesn't Take Effect Until Restart |
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Issue descriptionIn Chrome settings, if I disable the checkbox "Use a prediction service to load pages more quickly", I don't think it takes effect until restart. Here's why I think this is the case: On a clean profile, I typed internalsite/foo in the omnibox, noticed it defaulted to search, and return. I did not see a "Did you mean to go to URL?" infobar. This is consistent with bug 247848 , where prerendering/preloading ends up disabling this infobar. I went into settings and unselected this checkbox. I tried to go to another site: otherinternalsite/foo in the omnibox. Again I did not see an infobar. After restarting, I could go to other thirdinternalsite/foo and get the infobar. If I change the order of these internal sites, I see the same behavior. (i.e., it's not an issue with the particular sites; each would cause a Did-you-mean if the settings were right.) If we're keeping this feature, we either need make disabling work instantly or at least clarify the messaging around it.
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Dec 19 2016
If I disable the checkbox, then manually kill the prerenderer, upon next the next attempted navigation to an internal site (that results in a search results page), I see the "did you mean?" message.
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Dec 20 2016
nice! do you think Chrome should kill prerenders on the prefs switch or it's fine if old predictions continue working in the background? +battre
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Dec 20 2016
My position would be that a pref change should either be effective immediately or we should tell the user that they need to restart Chrome (which is a bit difficult on Android).
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Dec 20 2016
my understanding of this bug is that restarting the browser is not required, but a live prerender can continue sending requests for 5 minutes at most.
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Aug 16 2017
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Comment 1 by pasko@chromium.org
, Dec 19 2016