Chrome will start showing error codes to help with debugging
In an effort to help users debug their systems, Google Chrome will soon get support for error codes that resemble those seen during a Windows blue screen of death crash page.
By providing Chrome users with these codes, Google will make it easier for them to search online to find help for a variety of different types of crashes.
Previously users were left in the dark as to why their browser or a particular tab had crashed, making it difficult to troubleshoot the problem.
The search giant began working on this new feature in November of last year but error codes are currently under testing in the latest version of Chrome Canary.
Chrome Canary users can take a look at how these error codes look by navigating to chrome://crash or chrome://kill to trigger a manual tab crash.
Techradar Pro has teamed up with GoDaddy to produce a website-hosting tips eBook, looking at how to plan your website, picking the right domain name and great ways to promote your website.
We use cookies and analyse traffic to this site. By continuing to use this site, closing this banner, or clicking "I Agree", you agree to the use of cookies. Read our privacy poplicy for more information.