...and you'll continue to post and ask why you have obscure, website-related issues. The issue will be the same, your outdated, insecure, unsupported OS and browser(s).
You have no idea what you're talking about. This has nothing to do with the OS and up until the past few days (ironic the timing of this topic), Chrome was receiving updates on Win7 to be every bit as modern as whatever you're running.
The problem is in fact, the code on Facebook. Probably a script tracking what atikovi writes, but there is something blocked so it's timing out over and over. Try relaunching Chrome without add-ons or use a clean testbed install (portable version) for testing.
It would be ridiculous to have to keep updating hardware and OS to merely type text on the internet, unless talking about a system so ancient that it has only 1GB memory and single core CPU. At the same time, if it were an economized 2GB system, you'd be greatly limited on how many tabs you had open.
Also, on my Win7 box running Chrome, I have no slowdowns nor security problems. You can PRETEND I have a problem but if it never affects me, then I don't really. Never have. When the day comes that I do, then that system gets upgraded too. It's been years since people were worried that the sky was falling if they didn't replace hardware and OS, but it just hasn't, period.
People in this topic are trying to use analogies that are completely irrelevant. This is a good example of why you don't ask this type of question on a motor oil/etc oriented forum, lol !!!!!!!
Only problem on that system was the last version of Chrome updates about 3 days ago, put up a nag screen that states no more updates due to Windows 7, every time you launch Chrome. That can be dismissed using a registry edit, make a text file like "getridofthiseffinbanner.reg" and put the following in it and merge it:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome]
"SuppressUnsupportedOSWarning"=dword:00000001