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Windows1 Mac Chromebook iPad Android Tablet2 Operating System 10+ 12 (Monterey)+ Chrome OS iOS 17+ Android 12+ Browsers *Chrome 121+ *Firefox 121+ Edge 122+ No support for IE 11 *Chrome 121+ *Firefox 121+ Safari 17+ *Chrome 121+ Chrome 121+ Safari 17+ *Chrome 121+ Supported Devices All devices still receiving automatic updates from Google: Full List All devices with at least 3GB RAM: iPad 7 (2019)+iPadMini 5 (2019)+iPad Air 3 (2019)+iPad Pro 2 (2017)+ Samsung Galaxy Tablets Screen Resolution 1024x768+ 1024x768+ Any Any 8.9" Keyboard English (United States) Windows1 Operating System 10+ Browsers *Chrome 121+ *Firefox 121+ Edge 122+ No support for IE 11 Screen Resolution 1024x768+ Keyboard English (United States) Mac Operating System 12 (Monterey)+ Browsers *Chrome 121+ *Firefox 121+ Safari 17+ Screen Resolution 1024x768+ Keyboard English (United States) Chromebook Operating System Chrome OS Browsers *Chrome 121+ Supported Devices All devices still receiving automatic updates from Google: Full List Screen Resolution Any Keyboard English (United States) iPad Operating System iOS 17+ Browsers Chrome 121+ Safari 17+ Supported Devices All devices with at least 3GB RAM: iPad 7 (2019)+iPadMini 5 (2019)+iPad Air 3 (2019)+iPad Pro 2 (2017)+ Screen Resolution Any Keyboard English (United States) Android Tablet2 Operating System Android 12+ Browsers *Chrome 121+ Supported Devices Samsung Galaxy Tablets Screen Resolution 8.9" Keyboard English (United States) * Color contrast/blindness accessibility settings are available in these browsers. 1. Windows based Microsoft Surface tablets require the use of an external keyboard and mouse (e.g., touch cover keyboard, Bluetooth keyboard/mouse or USB keyboard/mouse). 2. Not compatible with ALEKS Adventure. Accessibility System Requirements Applies to grades 5 and above. Windows Operating System 10+ Screen Resolution 1024x768+ Browsers Chrome 121+ Screen Reader JAWS 2019+

Hulu may not work in Chrome due to an outdated version of Chrome or outdated OS of your system. Moreover, wrong or outdated configuration of the Chrome browser (like hardware acceleration, hardware media key handling, Widevine Content Decryption Module, etc.) may also cause the error under discussion.The issue occurs when a user attempts to open the Hulu website in the Chrome browser. Some users were able to log in to the site but could not play any of the content. For some of the users, if they were able to play the videos, either the video stutters or pauses/un-pauses automatically; ending in a black screen.Hulu Not Working on ChromeBefore moving on with the solutions, restart your system and networking equipment. Moreover, make sure the OS of your system is supported by Google for the Chrome updates.Solution 1: Update the Chrome Browser to the Latest BuildGoogle updates Chrome regularly to add new features and patch the known bugs. This issue might occur you are using an outdated version of the Chrome browser because of which the latest features needed by Hulu will not be available. In this context, updating Chrome to the latest build may solve the problem.Launch the Chrome browser and click on 3 vertical ellipses (3 vertical dots near the top right of the screen).Now, in the menu shown, click on Settings and then in the left pane of the window, click on About Chrome.Open Chrome SettingsNow, check if an update is available, then update the browser (if you are using a very old version of the browser, it will be better to leave it overnight to update) and relaunch it.Update ChromeUpon relaunch, check if Chrome is working fine for Hulu.Solution 2: Update the OS of Your System to the Latest BuildThe OS of your system is updated regularly to add new features and patch known bugs. You may encounter the error under discussion if the OS of your system is outdated. In this context, updating the OS of your system (any incompatibility between the OS components will be ruled out) to the latest build may solve the problem. For illustration, we will guide you through the process of a Windows PC.Press the Windows key and then in the Windows Search box, type Updates. Then, in the list of results, select Check for Updates.Check For Updates in Windows SearchNow, in the Windows Update Settings window, click on Check for Updates. If there are updates available, install the updates (do not forget to check the optional updates) and restart your system.Check for Updates in Windows UpdateUpon restart, check if Hulu is working fine in the Chrome browser.Solution 3: Create a New Chrome Profile for the UserOn a single machine, you can use multi-Chrome profiles. However, multiple Chrome profiles are known to conflict with operations of Hulu when it runs in the browser. In this context, creating a new Chrome profile may solve the problem and will help single out the corrupt profile.Launch the Chrome browser and click on the user

Chrome OS Flex from here† Here you will also find a step-by-step plan with instructions for installation. You do not necessarily have to perform an installation with the created USB stick. You can also use the stick in live mode. This will boot your computer and allow you to run Chrome OS Flex without an actual installation. That mode is interesting to get acquainted with the operating system. If you ultimately want to continue working with Chrome OS Flex, you will need to install the operating system. Only then Chrome OS Flex will work without delay and you will be assured of automatic updates.You will find an extensive step-by-step plan for installation online.Work in progressAre you already getting started with Chrome OS Flex? Keep in mind that the operating system is still under development. It is therefore not wise to install the operating system on a computer that you depend on every day. If you are a more advanced user, you can Install Chrome OS Flex in a virtual machine too† Note that in those cases you may be installing an earlier version of Chrome OS Flex. In practice, you hardly notice this on a first impression: the environments look largely the same.Look for the differencesChrome OS and Chrome OS Flex share much of the name and are very similar in terms of user environment. Also, the operating systems share features that you have encountered before in Chrome OS. Think of parts such as Google Assistant, Nearby Sharing and Family Link. Still, Chrome OS and Chrome OS Flex are two different operating systems. Both operating systems share the same technology, but Chrome OS was developed specifically for Chromebooks† Chrome OS Flex, on the other hand, takes into account different hardware configurations (Windows, Mac, Linux).Specific features, such as support for biometric devices (for example, facial recognition and fingerprint readers), Chrome OS Flex does not have in-house. There is also no support for certain peripherals, such as a stylus and a DVD player. Furthermore, you cannot use apps from the Play Store. Anyone who thinks it is possible to make the smart

I have a love/hate relationship with Google Chrome. It's a great browser, but it's also a massive memory hog that can bring the most powerful of systems to their knees.ZDNET Recommends Recently I discovered an extension -- called Auto Tab Discard -- that does a really good job of taming the amount of system resources that Google Chrome consumes. This extension has actually made Chrome bearable on my systems. It's a good extension, and I highly recommend trying it out.But there's another Chrome problem that's tougher to deal with.Battery consumption.Now, if you're reading this on a desktop system, this won't bother you in the slightest. It also won't bother notebook users that keep their system hooked up to mains power all the time.But if you're a laptop user that runs your system on battery power regularly, then Chrome is going to be a significant drain on your run time.A huge drain.On my MacBook Pro, Chrome is always the biggest daily drain. It's far less of a problem on the new M1 Pro MacBook Pro because this machine has great battery life, but it's still at the top of the list every time I look at Energy Impact and 12 hr Power in the Activity Monitor.Not good if you want the best possible battery life.So, what are your options?Well, the first is to not use Chrome in the first place and use whatever the stock browser that comes with the operating system you are using. In test after test I've carried out, this is what's going to offer the best handling of system resources and battery life.Also: Dumping Google Chrome? Here's the best browser to replace itBut there are plenty of people who just don't want to use Safari of Edge.That's why Chrome is so popular.So, what are the other options?Well, let me tell you that I've tried pretty much every tip and trick and tweak out there to reduce battery consumption. Installing Auto Tab Discarder has made a difference, but it's a pretty modest improvement at best.So, what's a solution that works?Shut the browser down when you're not using it.Yup,