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@ScottishDan, we have identified a problem with Chrome listing the files of your Pogoplug drive if you have an iPhone developer certificate in your keychain while trying to view local files, and are investigating a fix. Can you tell me if the following helps?
- Go to Settings -> Security Settings and check the box for "Use full security sessions"
...OR...
- Remove your iPhone developer certificate from your keychain
Chrome doesn't seem to want to load the beta pogoplug site. It just stays in a constant loading state with the pinwheel and "Cancel" dialogue:
Seems to work fine on Firefox 3.6.13 (although initial login took around 5 minutes) and runs the fastest on Safari 5.0.4 (by a mile, loading in a second or so)
I'm running Chrome 10.0.648.151 on an Apple MacBook Pro (2011) with a 2Ghz Intel Quad Core i7 processor
EDIT: Removed Debug Console info once I noticed it contained sensitive information
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March 21, 2011 3:44 PM
March 21, 2011 5:05 PM
I don't believe I have an iPhone developer certificate in my keychain - that is i'm not a paid-up iPhone developer even though I have the development tools installed.
As a result, I'm unsure if I even have such a certificate in my keychain or how to remove it if I do.
Also, I can't find the settings option you mention. The only option I have under Chrome's Preferences > Under The Bonnet > Settings > Security Settings is "Manage Certificates" which opens up Keychain Access
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