@alessandro: Unable to reproduce the issue using #58.0.3029.110 on Mac 10.12.4. Could you please try creating a new profile from Chrome://settings and check if you still face the issue?

Thanks!!

Could it be a broken plug-in?

Hello. Thanks for help!

I apologize for the late reply. The problem is solved. I don't know what it was. I could not open chrome://settings, it used to be a blank page. As for the plugins, I deleted them all, but it did not help. 
After much suffering, I found on stackoverflow that there might be a reason in GPU. I launched Google Chrome with the '--disable-gpu' param and it all worked.
By the way, before healing I installed dev version of the browser and everything was the same there. Maybe it was due to my some settings of the system.

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Tentatively tagging GPU>Rasterization?

As per comment #3, closing the issue as wontFix.

Thanks...!!

Not sure this is fixed - it sounds like the user worked around it by passing --disable-gpu. We should still try to understand why this wasn't working with default settings.

alessandro.kalinin@, can you confirm that without "--disable-gpu" you still see this issue? Are you able to navigate to "about:gpu" in your browser and paste the contents here? Thanks!

Hi

How can i launch the browser without the '--disable-gpu' option? What will i need to do for this?

Sorry, maybe I misunderstood - from comment #3:

> I launched Google Chrome with the '--disable-gpu' param and it all worked.

It sounded like you had added "--disable-gpu" when launching Chrome? I was asking you to undo whatever you had tried there. Might have misunderstood.

> By the way, before healing I installed dev version of the browser and everything was the same there. Maybe it was due to my some settings of the system.

Does this mean that dev worked? or dev had the same bug?

Thanks for your help!

Dev had the same bug. So I launched Сhrome from Terminal with '--disable-gpu' and it worked (I used it only once. Now I launch Chrome through shortcut in Launchpad)

That's how I did it (Terminal):
/Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome --disable-gpu

After that the contents of the tabs are display in normal mode. In 'chrome://settings' hardware acceleration is on.

Hi again,

If you see this issue again, can you navigate to "about:gpu" and save the contents (I understand you can't see the page, but I'm hoping that saving the website will still work). When saving, make sure to select "webpage, complete" as the format.

If possible, can you check whether "--disable-gpu-rasterization" also fixes the issue (without --disable-gpu)?

Thanks!

Mac triage: closing old issue without feedback.