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[ale] Firefox crashes
- Subject: [ale] Firefox crashes
- From: kilpatms at gmail.com (Sean Kilpatrick)
- Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2016 19:45:42 -0400
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Yes. On this box, running CentOs 7.
And, Yes, when in Denver on an updated Windows 7 box.
May have to install Chrome on the CentOs box.
Sean
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On Thu, 2016-04-28 at 19:35 -0400, Jim Kinney wrote:
> Over the past two months firefox has become rather unstable for me. It will
> freeze when scrolling down a page and then abruptly close. A restore of the
> same pages results in a near immediate crash.
>
> I've removed all the add ons except for my vpn with no improvement. I've
> removed and reinstalled, updated to latest version. Still crashes multiple
> time a day.
>
> I also run firefox on my phone and it's been locking up there as well. The
> crashes have required a forced phone reboot.
>
> Icecat seems to be unaffected even though it's basically the same code.
> Seamonkey is also similar core and is unaffected. Seamonkey doesn't display
> certain work stuff in a usable manner so I can't use it. Icecat has issues
> with some other work stuff. Chromium works ok and has been pulled into
> service.
>
> Anyone else having firefox stability issues?
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