Parecia que o problema estava relacionado à biblioteca NSS-SSL ou ao protocolo SPDY que o Chrome está usando. Eu segui os passos descritos por Jamie Starke em esta página e agora posso usar o serviço do Google na velocidade normal no Chrome!
Windows
- Right click on the short-cut you’re using to start Chrome
Select Properties Modify Target from
...\chrome.exe"
into
...\chrome.exe" --use-spdy=off --use-system-ssl
(note: the command line arguments have to go after the quotation marks)
Click Apply
- Close all Chrome windows
- Restart Chrome
Mac
- Open the terminal (In your Applications -> Utilities folder)
Type into terminal to change to Chrome’s Directory using:
cd /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS
Rename Google Chrome to Chrome in the terminal:
mv Google\ Chrome Chrome Copy the following 3 lines for the contents of our execution script:
#!/bin/sh # This will execute your Google Chrome with SPDY disabled, and set it to use your System SSL /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Chrome --use-spdy=off --use-system-ssl
Type the following into the Terminal to make a file from what you just copied:
pbpaste > Google\ Chrome
- Type the following into the terminal to it so our new Google Chrome can run: chmod +x Google\ Chrome
- Close Google Chrome using the Apple menu, or Command-Q:
- Restart Google Chrome