I'm not a big fan of Google Chrome / Chromium, but I prefer it as my major browser. In most cases Chrome is able to do everything I need while browsing. Sometimes it is also able to infuriate me making me switch to another browser. I've noticed that after some long-term period (at least from my point of view) Chrome no longer opens e.g. some Google Docs documents/spreadsheets because of the error page with the following message:
Error 310 (net::ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS)
Then the number of such documents grows — they all become unavailable. I was trying to clean up the whole cache of Chrome, and it didn't help. I also remember that creating a new local Chrome profile can help. But why should I remove the profile, then recreate it again, and wait few weeks until Chrome starts the buggy behavior again?.. I cannot figure out what is the reason of the bug. I usually use Chrome Canary builds (15.x.x.x currently), but this bug is alive for the last 6 or more months, so I guess it's still in the stable version of Chrome
Is there some way to fix it and possibly prevent it in the future?
P.S. I could not sign in to Super User from Chrome, and now I'm under Firefox, because I prefer OpenID authentication — obviously it gets a lot of redirects error either while trying to log in using Google OpenID.
UPD:
I guess it comes with Google profiles — when suddenly there is no way to access some Google document from home, then the same document becomes unavailable anymore e.g. from office.
UPD2:
A month later I lost the interest for Chrome. Removed it completely since I can't even access my Gmail. I don't really care for the solution at the moment, but it would be nice if someone answers – I'm really curious what's wrong.
Best Answer
It's normally connected to SSL False Start feature. More information is available here. Easy way to disable is to put
--disable-ssl-false-start
at the Chrome command line.