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Please visit this link: http://makkomua.com/?page=buildings&lang=eng
In this site images are being loaded by Chrome (I se part of them) then when they are loaded completely, they disappear. But other browsers work properly, what is the problem, Chrome or site?
Narek
Posted 2011-05-23T13:29:31.997
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on chrome forum there is a similar question and an interesting answer :
for me, it had nothing to do with adblock. i was having the same problem, but it was for dynamically generated images i was getting from a php script. i found that by removing the "Content-Length" from the header i was pushing for the image (to chrome browsers v5-6, mac, windows, linux) it fixed the problem.
mcha
Posted 2011-05-23T13:29:31.997
Reputation: 686
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Turn off Anti-Banner in Kaspersky Settings. It works for me. Kaspersky ==> Settings ==> Protection ==> turn off Anti-Banner
Paul Choi
Posted 2011-05-23T13:29:31.997
Reputation: 11
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The problem is a combination of Kaspersky and Chrome.
Turn off Kaspersky's protection temporarily, and you'll see that the images stay on the page!
I've written to Kaspersky about this, and despite looking, they were unable to pin-point the problem. They only know that it started after a mid-2012 update. Also it happens on KIS, but not on PURE, etc etc.
I will send them a link to this superuser page -- maybe the other answers will help them fix this!
Rehaan
Posted 2011-05-23T13:29:31.997
Reputation: 1
3the question is of mid 2011 :) – Khaleel – 2012-09-27T12:52:25.133
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If you trust a site with this problem, you may include it in "Trusted URL" of Kaspersky Web anti-virus. This works for me.
Milko
Posted 2011-05-23T13:29:31.997
Reputation: 1
By the way, just I saw that it issued the final version of the KES - the problem is gone! – Milko – 2013-02-05T14:35:26.607
So the problem comes from Chrome? – Narek – 2011-05-23T14:02:04.207
yes apparently its a Chrome problem – mcha – 2011-05-23T14:23:04.863
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The link that mcha points to explains it's due to Chrome not accepting/truncating pages, images or other elements with a Content-Length set to the size that is not correct. This is a site-side code error, not really a Chrome 'error'. Other browsers just correct/ignore the mistakes. More info here and here
– Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 – 2011-05-23T17:12:19.630