orodentalcbct@ Tried this issue on Windows 7 and Ubuntu 14.04 using the latest Canary 64.0.3264.0 and Stable 62.0.3202.89 and unable to reproduce the issue by following the below steps.

1. launched Chrome and connected the two systems via remote desktop connection.
2. On minimizing the chrome window, can still see the activity on the remote desktop and no blank screen is observed.

Request you to please retry this issue on a new chrome profile without any flags/extensions and update the thread with the observations.

Thanks..

I am using windows 10 single language, v1703. Please try to reproduce on Win 10 device.
I tried from two different devices. Same problem happened on both.
Let me try with disabling extensions and get back with results.

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Edit:
Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. Open chrome browser and chrome remote desktop
2. Connect with the remote PC on remote desktop
3. Do some activity on chrome browser- e.g. shift tabs, type something 
4. Minimize chrome browser
5. Remote desktop goes blank

Tried disabling all extensions (except chrome remote desktop extension)- problem persists.

update 2:
I have another profile active. If I log into another profile with which current remote desktop profile is not attached, and follow step 3 and 4 (edited steps in comment4)- Issue does not occur.
Similarly, for other active program- e.g. MS Word, Minesweeper, Acrobat Reader DC etc. - no issues with applying the above steps.

Its only when logged into same profile on chrome, do some activity, and then minimize- that the issue occurs.

Did you try using a different profile directory as suggested in comment#1? It sounds like a Chrome bug, and those can often be tied to profile corruption. If you are signed in to Chrome, you can probably delete your profile directory without losing anything--it will be restored when you sign back in. If not, you might prefer to move your profile directory rather than deleting it so that you can restore it in case it doesn't solve your problem. In either case, you can find your profile directory by visiting chrome://version and delete/rename it using Windows Explorer after you quit Chrome.

@Reporter: Could you please check and confirm the issue as per comment#6.

Thanks!

Hello.. Could not get enough time to experiment..
But it looks like issue has resolved. At the moment, any such actions does not cause a blank screen on RD.
Thanks.

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