Just upgraded my 2021 14" MBP to Monterey 12.3, and it broke my Chromium-based browsers (Chrome and Edge), but only when the Home app is displaying my Homekit cameras. Safari and Firefox appear unaffected. I run this MacBook in clamshell mode with three external displays, with Ethernet and WiFi connected to the same network.
I have several Hikvision cameras, made Homekit compatible via HomeBridge running on a Synology in Docker. I keep the Home app open on a second display on the Mac to keep an eye on the cameras. (For anyone not familiar: the Home app displays a static image for each camera in the currently selected Room, and the image refreshes every 10 seconds. A live feed is available if you double-click a camera.) When the Home app is open and displaying my cameras, Chrome and Edge will randomly display the "A Network Change Was Detected" error and refuse to load the page. Refreshing usually forces it to load, sometimes it takes two refreshes, or sometimes it refreshes and loads automatically. If I select a Room in the Home app that does not contain any cameras, Chrome/Edge behave normally. As soon as the Home app is displaying a camera, Chrome/Edge is broken again.
Chrome and Edge are both updated to the latest stable Apple Silicon builds as of this morning. My instance of Homebridge and the plugins are fully updated as of today. I did test on two different networks/ISPs (Comcast and T-Mobile 5G home Internet) and got the same result. I did not have time to test different use cases yet (i.e. viewing only one versus more than one cam at a time, viewing a live feed, moving the Home app to a different display, testing with only the built-in display, etc.).
I wanted to put this out there to see if anyone else is running into the same issue, or can test a similar scenario to provide another data point.
I have several Hikvision cameras, made Homekit compatible via HomeBridge running on a Synology in Docker. I keep the Home app open on a second display on the Mac to keep an eye on the cameras. (For anyone not familiar: the Home app displays a static image for each camera in the currently selected Room, and the image refreshes every 10 seconds. A live feed is available if you double-click a camera.) When the Home app is open and displaying my cameras, Chrome and Edge will randomly display the "A Network Change Was Detected" error and refuse to load the page. Refreshing usually forces it to load, sometimes it takes two refreshes, or sometimes it refreshes and loads automatically. If I select a Room in the Home app that does not contain any cameras, Chrome/Edge behave normally. As soon as the Home app is displaying a camera, Chrome/Edge is broken again.
Chrome and Edge are both updated to the latest stable Apple Silicon builds as of this morning. My instance of Homebridge and the plugins are fully updated as of today. I did test on two different networks/ISPs (Comcast and T-Mobile 5G home Internet) and got the same result. I did not have time to test different use cases yet (i.e. viewing only one versus more than one cam at a time, viewing a live feed, moving the Home app to a different display, testing with only the built-in display, etc.).
I wanted to put this out there to see if anyone else is running into the same issue, or can test a similar scenario to provide another data point.
