Click to call crashes my browsers

Hi, 
My work lends itself perfectly to using click-to-call to add great efficiencies to my day, but at least 10 times a day my browser freezes and eventually says that click-to-call has crashed.  This is an ongoing problem for several years.  I've uninstalled, reinstalled, made sure I'm on the latest version (with hopes that this is the one that solves the problem).  I've followed the support links in this community and tried all of the suggestions.  It happens on both explorer and chrome.  I've not used firefox but if someone says that's my solution then I'll try it.  Given the huge volume of similar complaints in 2013, it's a common problem.  I hope that skype is working on the resolution but if anyone has suggestions that have worked permanently for them please let me know.  I'm running a new pc with SSD's and windows 7 professional 64 bit.  EVERYTHING has been checked (once again) to ensure that the latest firmware and software is running.
thanks for any relief you may be able to provide.

Hi, Trikev,
Thanks for your note!  For avoidance of doubt on my part, confirming you are running Chrome version 29?  My Win7 laptop is on v. 29.0.1547.62 m.  I had to separately enable C2C; the add-on did not start by itself.
Elaine
Update!  Skype is aware of issues with Click-to-Call running on the Chrome browser.
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