Upgraded to new version of Chrome (21.0.1180.60m) last night and now when I visit any page in BOINCstats all that loads is the "outside frame/shell". I tried it on Windows and Ubuntu/Linux with same results. It still loads correctly in Opera (Windows version) so something got "broken" in the Chrome update.

Link to print screen using Chrome browser

Take a look far down the page, the rest is probably there.
It happened to me with XP and some old IE @work, not any longer since they switched to Win7 and IE9.

I have the same Chrome version, not seeing the issue on that page. What plugins do you use which might interfere with the layout?

I had the extension "Do Not Track Plus" turned on, disabled it restarted Chrome and got same results. Happening exactly as Saenger reported "Take a look far down the page, the rest is probably there.".

I saw the same thing on a webpage from the company where I work, the problem was only visible in Chrome. One of my colleagues went to the same page (same Chrome version) and the page showed up fine. So it's a bit of a weird problem.

As I said before, I don't see the problem on BOINCstats, tried it on a number of systems from different (geological) locations. It's hard to track down a problem if it can't be reproduced.

Thank your for your help Willy! I did not think it was a problem with the coding on your site as it loads fine in other browsers. I had a similar thing happen on the message boards at the main BOINC site about 20 min ago. I am going to report this as a problem to Google/Chrome.

The new version of the Chrome browser seems a bit buggy Luckily I still have one pc with the older version of Chrome and it does not have this bug.

It appears lots other people are experiencing a variety problems with this new version of chrome. One example.

I am seeing this problem also on Google Chrome 21.0.1180.60 m

HOWEVER, this problem was dependent on my browser zoom setting. If zoom was 100% or greater, the page showed up correctly. Zoom out and then page content gets pushed below sidebar area.