Sometimes, Chrome spontaneously starts responding to right-clicks and tab hovering again, but sometimes the right-click-nonresponsiveness lasts for the whole rest of the browsing session.
Hovering the cursor over a tab also no longer brings up the name of the webpage in that tab, no matter how long the cursor stays over the tab. Lately, I've been having a really irritating problem: sometimes, seemingly at random, Chrome loses the ability to sense when I right-click on a browser tab or on the forward/back buttons, and attempting to right-click on a tab or one of the aforementioned buttons simply triggers the left-click action for what was clicked on, rather than bringing up the requisite right-click menu. Solution 3 : End task of Chrome from Task managerġ – Press CTRL + SHIFT + Esc keys from the keyboard to open task manager.Ģ – Now, locate chrome and right click and end task.I'm using Ubuntu 20.04 on an essentially-brand-new Lenovo IdeaPad 3 (with an external USB mouse), and use Google Chrome as my primary web browser. Solution 2 : Restart Chromeġ – Just go to chrome://restart from the address bar of chrome.Ģ – It will restart chrome and your problem may be fixed. Now, your issue of cursor disappearing in Google Chrome should be resolved.
Click the Relaunch button next to it restart your Chrome browser. Step 3: Now, scroll down and under the System section, turn off the slider next to Use hardware acceleration when available. Step 2: In the Settings window, scroll down and expand the Advanced option. Step 1: Open Google Chrome and click on the three vertical dots on the extreme upper right corner of the browser, and then click on Settings in the context menu. Solution 1 : Through Google Chrome Settings Solution 3 : End task of Chrome from Task manager.Solution 1 : Through Google Chrome Settings.
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