My browser / operating system: Windows 7, Epic 87.0.4280.88, No Flash version detected

A bug description: Cause blocks to display incorrectly

When it started: When I opened the editor

Where it is: The editor

Reproduction steps: Just go into the editor in the Epic Browser

Expected result: Blocks should display correctly

Actual result: Blocks are a lot more narrow than they should be

Screenshot: http://prntscr.com/12jqh3h

The Epic browser is based off of Chrome (Scratch even identified it as Chrome). Also the editor frequently crashes.

Ok,

1. You're using Windows 7, you should update to Windows 10 if you can.
   
2. You might also not be quite up to date with your browser, the latest version of Chrome is 90.
   
3. If you're still experiencing crashes after updating, you might need to upgrade your RAM.
   

D-ScratchNinja wrote:

Ok,

1. You're using Windows 7, you should update to Windows 10 if you can.
   
2. You might also not be quite up to date with your browser, the latest version of Chrome is 90.
   
3. If you're still experiencing crashes after updating, you might need to upgrade your RAM.
   

Hey, thanks for responding so quickly!

1.I don't think that's the problem. The editor runs perfect in another browser
2. I looked and it looks like I am up to date
3. I have 16GB of RAM

skymover1239 wrote:

D-ScratchNinja wrote:

Ok,

1. You're using Windows 7, you should update to Windows 10 if you can.
   
2. You might also not be quite up to date with your browser, the latest version of Chrome is 90.
   
3. If you're still experiencing crashes after updating, you might need to upgrade your RAM.
   

Hey, thanks for responding so quickly!

1.I don't think that's the problem. The editor runs perfect in another browser
2. I looked and it looks like I am up to date
3. I have 16GB of RAM

Epic 87 is based off of Chrome 87, which is outdated. Use Chrome 90 (or 89)
Windows 7 is unsupported. If a major malware attack occurs that effects Windows 7 you would be in serious danger. Windows 10 is free, and you can always switch to Linux

dhuls wrote:

skymover1239 wrote:

D-ScratchNinja wrote:

Ok,

1. You're using Windows 7, you should update to Windows 10 if you can.
   
2. You might also not be quite up to date with your browser, the latest version of Chrome is 90.
   
3. If you're still experiencing crashes after updating, you might need to upgrade your RAM.
   

Hey, thanks for responding so quickly!

1.I don't think that's the problem. The editor runs perfect in another browser
2. I looked and it looks like I am up to date
3. I have 16GB of RAM

Epic 87 is based off of Chrome 87, which is outdated. Use Chrome 90 (or 89)
Windows 7 is unsupported. If a major malware attack occurs that effects Windows 7 you would be in serious danger. Windows 10 is free, and you can always switch to Linux

Thanks, I am looking to switch to Linux, just don't know where a USB drive is.

Chrome doesn't seem to take the privacy precautions that Epic does.

skymover1239 wrote:

dhuls wrote:

skymover1239 wrote:

D-ScratchNinja wrote:

Ok,

1. You're using Windows 7, you should update to Windows 10 if you can.
   
2. You might also not be quite up to date with your browser, the latest version of Chrome is 90.
   
3. If you're still experiencing crashes after updating, you might need to upgrade your RAM.
   

Hey, thanks for responding so quickly!

1.I don't think that's the problem. The editor runs perfect in another browser
2. I looked and it looks like I am up to date
3. I have 16GB of RAM

Epic 87 is based off of Chrome 87, which is outdated. Use Chrome 90 (or 89)
Windows 7 is unsupported. If a major malware attack occurs that effects Windows 7 you would be in serious danger. Windows 10 is free, and you can always switch to Linux

Thanks, I am looking to switch to Linux, just don't know where a USB drive is.

Chrome doesn't seem to take the privacy precautions that Epic does.

You can always try Brave or Ungoogled Chromium. There are probably more privacy browsers out there as well.

dhuls wrote:

skymover1239 wrote:

dhuls wrote:

skymover1239 wrote:

D-ScratchNinja wrote:

Ok,

1. You're using Windows 7, you should update to Windows 10 if you can.
   
2. You might also not be quite up to date with your browser, the latest version of Chrome is 90.
   
3. If you're still experiencing crashes after updating, you might need to upgrade your RAM.
   

Hey, thanks for responding so quickly!

1.I don't think that's the problem. The editor runs perfect in another browser
2. I looked and it looks like I am up to date
3. I have 16GB of RAM

Epic 87 is based off of Chrome 87, which is outdated. Use Chrome 90 (or 89)
Windows 7 is unsupported. If a major malware attack occurs that effects Windows 7 you would be in serious danger. Windows 10 is free, and you can always switch to Linux

Thanks, I am looking to switch to Linux, just don't know where a USB drive is.

Chrome doesn't seem to take the privacy precautions that Epic does.

You can always try Brave or Ungoogled Chromium. There are probably more privacy browsers out there as well.

Yeah, I now there is a DuckDuckGo browser.

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