Strange/Unknown behavior on Facebook using Chrome

Strange/Unknown behavior on Facebook using Chrome

If you are sure that Facebook is perfectly working on other web browsers and the issue only happens on Google Chrome, try disabling all your plug-ins. There is probably one plug-in on your Google Chrome that is causing a conflict with Facebook. Once all plug-ins are deactivated, exit Google Chrome then open it back.

Open your Facebook account without any plug-ins running in the background. See if there is a change. If Facebook is back to normal, re-enable the plug-ins one at a time and then each time a plug-in is enabled check if Facebook is still working normally. But if Facebook is still not working even if all the plug-ins are disabled, try reinstalling the browser.

You may also try emptying the cache of your browser before deciding to reinstall it to see if it is a problem with the cache. If Facebook is still not working even if you emptied the cache, try installing the latest version. It should fix the problem with Facebook.

This is actually slightly similar on my case when I’m accessing Facebook with Opera browser. When I’m using Facebook on my Opera, whenever I made a comment to some of my friend’s posts or post a message on my wall, whenever I hit the punctuation mark like the comma, period, or question mark, the browser’s search bar opens and then transfers the cursor to the search bar preventing me to continue composing my message.

Luckily, that day an update was available and then when I upgraded my Opera to the latest version, the anomaly on the punctuation marks suddenly disappears and it functions normally again. It happened just yesterday.