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  1. Core ReactOS
  2. CORE-17680

Closing Chrome 49 shows a messagebox with high probability about broken gaia_auth manifest

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    • Resolution: Unresolved
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    Description

      I can not make the bug happen with the old Chrome 40.0.2214.115
      But the bug happens with high probability (!=100%) when closing the chrome.exe process of either
      Chrome 49.0.2623.110
      or
      Chrome 49.0.2623.112 (last XP compatible version).

      Reproduction steps

      • just run the Chrome installer and at the end of the setup it will run the chrome.exe itself
      • now close the chrome window via the top-right-x in titlebar

      Expected result
      the browser window should close without any messagebox with 100% chance
      ( no chrome.exe processes should remain in taskmgr, see CORE-14185 for that)
      neither Windows XPSP3 nor 2k3sp2 do show that box

      Observed result
      high chance for the gaia_auth manifest message-box
      0.4.15-dev-2923-g2210d23_gaia.png
      0.4.15-dev-2923-g2210d23_gaia.log
      ( the chrome.exe process remains sitting in taskmgr, see CORE-14185 for that)

      Sidenote
      I can make it happen with 0.4.15-dev-2923-g2210d23 and also with 0.4.14-RC-96-g08352ec. It is nothing new, it happened as long as we were capable to 'run' those new Chrome versions at all.

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