Confirmed, but the number of crash reports is incredibly low right now:
artful = 1
bionic = 1
cosmic = 1
disco = 1
Also it sounds like a memory corruption issue. So the location it
crashed in may not be the problem at all. If you are able to ever
reproduce the issue then please try adding this
Also tracking in
https://errors.ubuntu.com/problem/e6f21a21cd523f0c489de07464069cea59d69427
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I made no attempt to run Videos. This just came up out of the blue.
[Expired for totem (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
** Changed in: totem (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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True. And I can confirm it's not listed in my plugins at all. (There's
just Cisco OpenH264 and Widevine). Only potentially-relevant extension
is Disable HTML5 Autoplay, which if anything should *stop* any video
being played before it gets to the software that does it.
Only other thing that
Thanks for the reply. It's a bit weird if it comes from firefox because
the totem webbrowser plugin got deprecated and there is no reason
firefox would call to totem to play video...
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I agree it's a bit of a nightmare. It was the start of the day and I
literally just had Firefox-Next open, and Slack (using the app, not via
Firefox). No video had been posted to slack. I can only think some
random embedded video went by on the timeline or activities column in
tweetdeck (the
Thank you for your bug report. Without steps to reproduce the issue it's
going to be a bit difficult to debug that though, could see if you can
trigger it again by doing the same things you were doing?
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Importance: Medium => Low
** Changed in: totem (Ubuntu)
