JohnDigital
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Hey all,
Ive searched around a bit and found some similar posts but nothing quite like this so I thought I would run it by you. Here is how it breaks down. Im running Linux Mint 17.3, Chrome Version 51.0.2704.63 (64-bit). The GUI loads fine and everything but when I select Storage (as an example), I get no frame displaying my Volumes like normal. However, Firefox works fine and as expected. I have recently updated both Freenas and Chrome, so I am unsure where the issue lies, and I do not frequently use the GUI for things. Take a look at the attached below..
Its strange, some do work, but others no. I suppose its a similar issue to where the left menu doesnt show up. I did try incognito, cleared cache, and as stated works 100% in Firefox. Im preferring Chrome these days, but ultimately its not a huge deal for me, just thought Id ask around and see if its just me or have others experienced this or if the updates I did earlier corrupted something.. As always, thank you FreeNAS community for your time and a glorious product.
Ive searched around a bit and found some similar posts but nothing quite like this so I thought I would run it by you. Here is how it breaks down. Im running Linux Mint 17.3, Chrome Version 51.0.2704.63 (64-bit). The GUI loads fine and everything but when I select Storage (as an example), I get no frame displaying my Volumes like normal. However, Firefox works fine and as expected. I have recently updated both Freenas and Chrome, so I am unsure where the issue lies, and I do not frequently use the GUI for things. Take a look at the attached below..



Its strange, some do work, but others no. I suppose its a similar issue to where the left menu doesnt show up. I did try incognito, cleared cache, and as stated works 100% in Firefox. Im preferring Chrome these days, but ultimately its not a huge deal for me, just thought Id ask around and see if its just me or have others experienced this or if the updates I did earlier corrupted something.. As always, thank you FreeNAS community for your time and a glorious product.