Comment #2 on issue 8916 by [email protected]: content encoding problem  
behind company proxies
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=8916

The cause of this problem is more than likely the experimental SDCH  
encoding.

As a temporary work-around, you can add the following command line option  
when
starting Chrome:

-enable-sdch=nothing

If you start Chrome from an icon, you can right click on the icon, and then  
select
"properties."  It the dialog that appears, there is probably a "target" box  
that has
somthing like the following:

C:\Users\somename\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe

You should add a space after that, and then the command line argument I  
listed.  It
will then look something like:

C:\Users\jar\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe  
-enable-sdch=nothing

Please tell me if this temporary work-around takes care of it.

I'm discussing the problem, and will try to post a fix on our next beta  
release and
our next dev channel release.


Jim

FYI, in case you wanted more details: The argument to this command line  
option is the
list of domains that you wish to support sdch.  If you give it a list, then  
*ONLY*
those domains are used.  In this case, we named a bogus domain  
called "nothing" and
only that domain would have sdch compression advertised.  If you're curious  
as to
what SDCH is, google around for "Shared Dictionary Compression over HTTP"



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