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leeshor

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The story starts out like this.
"Chrome is somehow both the best and the most utterly broken browser available to Web users today. It’s fast, it’s effective and it makes your computer run like complete garbage, but Google is implementing fixes as quickly as it possibly can to stymie the frustration."

:D

Find out the rest here.
 
Don't really see how this is a solution. IE manages to play flash content without draining the battery so clearly they haven't fixed anything. Band-aid on a bullet wound.
 
At the same time I can't see any reason to automatically play anything on a web site ever. Just say NO to automatic audio and video. I don't really think that's Chrome's problem but it's a good diversion if you can get away with it. It's the other guy's problem not mine.
 
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