Chrome browser crashes when downloading releases on PC
While downloading a release on your PC, you noticed that your Chrome browser is taking up a lot of System memory and eventually crashes. You may get an error message that says: "Oh snap!"
To solve that, please follow the steps below.
1) Make sure that you are still logged into the Play MPE® Player.
2) Press F12 on your keyboard to open the Developer Tools.
3) In the developer tools section, go to Application tab.

4) Select Storage and then clear site data.

10) Log into the Play MPE® Player.
11) Try to download the release again.
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