Try clearing the cache and reloading. I’ve seen something similar to this in chrome unrelated to Twitch chat. Sometimes stuff just derps up loading sometimes.
Looks like you’ve found a query string argument and value pair that causes hiccups somewhere. I tested a few variations and non long key/value pairs work ok.
Whats your use case for such a long key/value pair?
My similar works fine, granted the first thing I do on return to application is not show a chat but store the OAUTH in a session and redirect back to the app without a query string attached…
(Saves leaving a valid query string on the screen or cached in my history)
Maybe look at the Javascript SDK to handle your login instead?
I wonder if it’s something weird in mixpanel and mixpanel is causing a hiccup, but when I blocked mixpanel same issue. (Can’t spare more time wacking this today myself)
I can actually replicate the freezing on my laptop (both with and without Ghostery blocking the trackers like mixpanel). The only difference is that I have some experimental flags enabled on my desktop so one of them must actually be fixing the issue somehow. I’m interested to find out which one…
Hey guys, I work as a developer at Wix.com. We are suffering from the same issue and many users are complainig. When embedding the iFrame into an HTML file, if the file is too long or has a very long query string parameter, the browser tab hangs with 100% CPU usage.
