How can I force-quit Chrome on Chrome OS?

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On Chrome OS, Search+Esc brings up the task manager, but the "End Process" button is grayed out for the "Browser" process.

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If Chrome is still responsive, one could navigate to chrome://inducebrowsercrashforrealz/.

But if Chrome is not responsive, is there another way to force quit it?

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Dan Dascalescu

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On Chrome OS, Search+Esc brings up the task manager, but the "End Process" button is grayed out for the "Browser" process.

Chrome OS task manager

If Chrome is still responsive, one could navigate to chrome://inducebrowsercrashforrealz/.

But if Chrome is not responsive, is there another way to force quit it?

asked Nov 21 at 5:30

Dan Dascalescu

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On Chrome OS, Search+Esc brings up the task manager, but the "End Process" button is grayed out for the "Browser" process.

Chrome OS task manager

If Chrome is still responsive, one could navigate to chrome://inducebrowsercrashforrealz/.

But if Chrome is not responsive, is there another way to force quit it?

asked Nov 21 at 5:30

Dan Dascalescu

2,35342647

On Chrome OS, Search+Esc brings up the task manager, but the "End Process" button is grayed out for the "Browser" process.

Chrome OS task manager

If Chrome is still responsive, one could navigate to chrome://inducebrowsercrashforrealz/.

But if Chrome is not responsive, is there another way to force quit it?

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asked Nov 21 at 5:30

Dan Dascalescu

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asked Nov 21 at 5:30

Dan Dascalescu

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asked Nov 21 at 5:30

Dan Dascalescu

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asked Nov 21 at 5:30

Dan Dascalescu

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asked Nov 21 at 5:30

Dan Dascalescu

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open a console window.

Use ps -eax |grep chrome

kill -9 ---- where ---- is the pid in the previous result.

answered Nov 21 at 5:50

Strom

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This won't work on Chrome OS because the Linux container is isolated from Chrome.
– Dan Dascalescu
Nov 21 at 7:49

I am sorry, I am on an ancient rooted chromebook; where each of the Dalvik processes is a Linux process.
– Strom
Nov 26 at 5:24

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open a console window.

Use ps -eax |grep chrome

kill -9 ---- where ---- is the pid in the previous result.

answered Nov 21 at 5:50

Strom

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This won't work on Chrome OS because the Linux container is isolated from Chrome.
– Dan Dascalescu
Nov 21 at 7:49

I am sorry, I am on an ancient rooted chromebook; where each of the Dalvik processes is a Linux process.
– Strom
Nov 26 at 5:24

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up vote
0
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open a console window.

Use ps -eax |grep chrome

kill -9 ---- where ---- is the pid in the previous result.

answered Nov 21 at 5:50

Strom

1011

This won't work on Chrome OS because the Linux container is isolated from Chrome.
– Dan Dascalescu
Nov 21 at 7:49

I am sorry, I am on an ancient rooted chromebook; where each of the Dalvik processes is a Linux process.
– Strom
Nov 26 at 5:24

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

open a console window.

Use ps -eax |grep chrome

kill -9 ---- where ---- is the pid in the previous result.

answered Nov 21 at 5:50

Strom

1011

open a console window.

Use ps -eax |grep chrome

kill -9 ---- where ---- is the pid in the previous result.

answered Nov 21 at 5:50

Strom

1011

answered Nov 21 at 5:50

Strom

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answered Nov 21 at 5:50

Strom

1011

answered Nov 21 at 5:50

Strom

1011

This won't work on Chrome OS because the Linux container is isolated from Chrome.
– Dan Dascalescu
Nov 21 at 7:49

I am sorry, I am on an ancient rooted chromebook; where each of the Dalvik processes is a Linux process.
– Strom
Nov 26 at 5:24

add a comment |

This won't work on Chrome OS because the Linux container is isolated from Chrome.
– Dan Dascalescu
Nov 21 at 7:49

I am sorry, I am on an ancient rooted chromebook; where each of the Dalvik processes is a Linux process.
– Strom
Nov 26 at 5:24

This won't work on Chrome OS because the Linux container is isolated from Chrome.
– Dan Dascalescu
Nov 21 at 7:49

I am sorry, I am on an ancient rooted chromebook; where each of the Dalvik processes is a Linux process.
– Strom
Nov 26 at 5:24

add a comment |

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