Windows 10: My music tab in google chrome and edge stop playing when i lock the computer screen.

I have been using this method for years now and suddenly over the weekend it does not play the music when i lock the computer. We play music 24 hours for our gym so it is important that this continues playing.I have looked in the settings and haven't been able to find anything. No updates have been made and we run windows 10.can someone help?

:)

 

Music and movies ddo not play on Google website, but do great on Chrome!

Hi, Both Amazon and Google music play on Chrome; on Edge both will play as well, although it takes an extended amount of time to get to Google play. I also got a dialog box from Symantec to switch browsers since Edge does not yet allow extensions.

On IE11, Google music does not play at all and keeps giving me the same error.

Since Edge and Chrome both play Google and (I think) Amazon, I did check the extensions and they were all that they should be.

Actually, I would like Microsoft to get "into" my computer, but I don't think paying the $99. per tech support is worth it.

Thanks for your response and assistance. I would love to correct this very frustrating problem and obviously do not know what to do about it.

 

Accessing Google Play Music using new Microsoft Edge.

When using Chrome I don’t have any issues but when I try to access Google Play Music using new Microsoft Edge, I got a blank page. I think it is worth mentioning, when I used an old Edge version, Google Play Music was playing.

 

How to manipulate Google Chrome's tab position?

I'm fed up with Firefox, probably a lot to do with me persevering with XP on my desktop, so I've switched to Chrome as a browser, however, I have a small problem.

I use Rocketdock at the top of my screen and with Firefox it is not a problem because the tabs are below the line of the dock icons but now that I've switched to Chrome the tabs are right at the top of the screen and obscured by the dock icons.

Is there a way to shunt Chrome's tabs down a notch, like those in Firefox.

Tom.

Firefox.




Chrome.