Looking at a dead website, ever wondered if its just you and your connection, or the website itself ? . A new feature added to Google Chrome can help you find the answer.
As you can see from the image above (courtesy of a commenter at Lifehacker), Chrome is getting a little more descriptive with its “Oops!” messages, gathering collective request failures from the Chrome crowd and determining that a site (in this case, Netflix) is having difficulties.
Cool Feature uh ? Ever noticed this one ?
thanks downloadsquad.com
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Do you know, when the feature comes back? It sees removed in Chrome 11 / 10 Q_Q
was it removed ? uhmm I didn’t notice .. will check this when I get home and tell you
Cool: http://prntscr.com/1m4h2 after reload twice the same page, it appears
cool