Richard Hulme wrote: > Hello! > > Am I the only person experiencing this? Sometimes when I double-click > on an article (usually a Usenet article but it's happened once or twice > on an IMAP server), I just get an empty window. Once I close the > window, it's almost impossible to stop Mozilla from crashing (maybe > sometimes if I can close the other Mozilla windows quickly enough).
I've just tried downloading the sources for 0.9.8 and compiling them with debug information turned on. The problem doesn't seem quite as bad in a debug build (I can get a blank window to appear but can usually close it without Mozilla crashing). However, I did manage to get a crash caused by the following file: mozilla\mailnews\base\src\nsMsgMailSession.cpp line 107 mListenerNotifyFlags.RemoveAt(index); (The method is nsMsgMailSession::RemoveFolderListener) There were six elements in the array and 'index' was set to 6 (from the call to GetIndexOf a couple of lines earlier) which causes an assertion. I realise this isn't much information to go on but I haven't really got the time at the moment to work out how Mozilla works (this is the first time I've looked at the source). The call stack seemed to indicate that JavaScript was in play as the window closed (maybe an 'onClose' or something similar?) Am I really the only person seeing this? I get the same problem on two different machines regularly (i.e. several times a week). Regards, Richard.
