Download Bubble Removed From Chrome
Divina Hujer
In the latest update on the beta build the flag to disable the download bubble and use the download shelf was removed. I personally hate the download bubble in the top right corner. For the past 15 years of using Chromium based browsers starting with when Google Chrome was initially released, as such I have been accustomed to how the download shelf worked, which was itself an evolution of how Internet Explorer handled it. Earlier this year the default behavior with the Chrome 2023 redesign it changed both how the horizontal tab bar and the download location worked to be, in my opinion, worse. I was able to revert both of these changes with the flags previously, however in the latest beta build there is no longer an option in the flags to disable the download bubble and instead use the old shelf.
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To disable the new Download bubble UI, remove download toolbar button and restore old classic Download Panel at bottom in Chrome, select Disabled from the drop-down box for the above mentioned option.
After a recent Google Chrome update, the download panel appears from the top in a bubble, similar to the user interface of Firefox. But many users want to restore the classic download panel that appears at the bottom of the window.
I am using Chrime Version 119.0.6045.105 (Official Buid) (arm64) and the option to disable the download bubble has been removed. Looks like this no longer has a work around since the option to disable is now gone.
Q. Our company has several ABS/PC plastic parts that we want to be decorative chrome plated. These parts will be used in a boat. They need good corrosion and wear/scratch resistance. We mold these parts in-house and send them out for chrome plating. We have experienced"bubble" lines in the parts.
I am attaching a picture of these as seen on the inside of the part. Pictures taken from the finished side were to shiny to provide a good photo. Our chrome plater believes this is due to moisture in the parts.
I have also requested a process flow and control plan from out plater so we can better understand their complete process. We know that the surface of the part before plating is very important to a good chromed part. We do not use mold release. Are there any other molding process parameters we should watch?
A. Contamination to the substrate is the culprit in blisters in chrome plating. It could be from oil off of bare hands touching the part prior to plating or airborne debris attaching itself to the plastic also. The list is endless. Once analysis has been conducted on the material below the blister and root cause is established the culprit can be eliminated. If condensation gets underneath the blisters afterward the result is peeling chrome.
I work in the auto industry for a supplier of plastic plated parts shipping to the major automotive Assembly plants internationally.
I hope this helps.
Adobe's staff was not able to help with this problem, so I hope the community has an answer. While I am working in Acrobat, it will, from time-to-time, pop-up a blue help bubble with a flashing blue star. No work can be done in Acrobat until I go over to the pop-up and click 'X'. This is very interupting to the thought process, interferes with productivity and reduces work efficiency. I am hoping the community knows how to turn that function off or else pressure Adobe into creating an option to turn it off. Adobe staff seems to think I have a corrupt installation. However, it looks like a programming design not a corruption. I am including a screenshot of one of the disruptive pop-ups. I can send more pop-up examples if need be. It runs the entire gamut of the toolbar.
I thank you in advance for your advice and assistance.