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Hi folks,

both, the chromium on my home computer and the one at my office spawn a
chrome process that goes to 100% on one core. Closing the entire
application does not stop this process. SIGTERM is not enough to stop
it, it has to be killed.

Anyone else experiencing this?

Thanks for your porting efforts,
Hannes
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