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Firefox crash with TreeStyleTab and GreaseMonkey when a second FireFox window opens #378
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haozhun, do you get a crash report? Post crash ID please from about:crashes |
I'm glad you are trying to solve this. I didn't have it. But I can easily reproduce the problem. Here is the id: bp-8ca5e011-6dca-4d32-92bd-a81632121005 What I did to reproduce this problem: Disable every extension except TreeStyleTab and GreaseMonkey. Restart FireFox. Press Command+N to open a new windows. FireFox crashes. FYI, I have around 2 dozen tabs opened at the time. Hopefully this doesn't make your debugging harder. Looking forward to hearing from you again soon. |
https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/bp-8ca5e011-6dca-4d32-92bd-a81632121005 odd crash - URL is pointing to about:home in jar file |
"about:home" is fine. I have just opened a new window. I have just read your comment on that bug. There's an easy way to reproduce that bug now. Hopefully it helps to resolve that. Than you. |
This seems to be caused by the reason same to #386, in other words, this seems to be a issue of Firefox's HWA itself. Can you try it again without HWA? |
I'm not sure. But after the most recent update. This seems fixed. |
piroor, I believe both this and #386 can be closed |
I close this issue because a new version of TST is released. If the problem still there, please comment here. Thanks. |
When I have a second FireFox window, e.g. "Open link in new window" or "File -> New Windows", FireFox crashes.
Through disabling and reenabling plugins, I figure out this happens only when both GreaseMonkey and TreeStyleTab are enabled.
FireFox version: 15.0.1
OS: Mac OS X 10.8.2
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