Interesting.

I have the same problems with Chrome on BT.  I had always assumed it was due to bad servers on BT's end.

I don't think so.  Version 21.0.1180.89 m

If it helps, this is what I get.

This web page is not available

I have been using Chrome on a Mac and Chrome on a windows xp machine, no problems.

Can you both start listing the URLS that timeout?  Let's see if we can find a pattern.

It happened to me again this morning (7:55am Atlantic Time if that matters).  I was refreshing the Tri Talk forum and got the error.  I quickly tried going to my training log and the main page which also failed.  Also tried refreshing a mentor group thread and it failed.  I reloaded a few times and as soon as it worked, the other pages also worked.  

Interestingly, when I tried to submit this post it also failed and I couldn't reload a mentor thread.  I then tried going to beginnertriathlete.com (without the www) and it worked while the www ones wouldn't.  

I'll post the error next time it happens, but the screen I get is essentially the same as the one below from axteraa.

I don't know what that is, so I don't think so.

I use Chrome and the only issue I have/had was uploading a single workout back before the "upload" section/module was released. Since then I just use that with no issues at all, either here or on the work machine.

Also want to add that I don't think it's computer or even network specific as it does it at home and at work.  Two different PCs and to entirely different internet/network providers.

I'm also starting to use Firefox just to come on this site to avoid the frustration. 

Are you getting any error messages from the browser? 

One possibility is Flash, that is what the mini-graphs in the log are created with. Some of the ads on the site also use Flash. Here's a good description of that problem and how to fix it.

Just the error I posted earlier in the thread.  It is always the exact same one and I've never seen a plugin error (except when Garmin Communicator locks up occasionally).

I can work around it to a point.  If I get the error, I go up to the URL and remove the www. and hit enter and the page will load without problems.  After a few minutes, I can go add the www. back and all is good.

I wasn't getting any flash crashes, but I did follow the suggestion in that link.  I'll let you know if things get better.

Just a shot in the dark here but try turning off the prerendering option.  Do the following:

1. Click the icon on far right of address bar
2. Click "Settings"
3. Scroll down and click "Show advanced settings..."
4. Uncheck "Predict network actions to improve page load performance"

Here's a reference http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en-GB&answer=1385029