[Bug 1602910] Re: firefox-trunk: Bad news first: This tab has crashed Now for the good news: You can just close this tab, restore it or restore all your crashed tabs.

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[Bug 1602910] Re: firefox-trunk: Bad news first: This tab has crashed Now for the good news: You can just close this tab, restore it or restore all your crashed tabs.

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[Bug 1602910] Re: firefox-trunk: Bad news first: This tab has crashed Now for the good news: You can just close this tab, restore it or restore all your crashed tabs.

Hello. I've had the same message/error today. It seems, that the "plugin-container" profile was responsible (which, I created today). But, there was not any entries in the log files such as `/var/log/kern.log` or `/var/log/syslog`. Everything was OK: for example putting profile in the "enforce"

[Bug 1602910] Re: firefox-trunk: Bad news first: This tab has crashed Now for the good news: You can just close this tab, restore it or restore all your crashed tabs.

Looks like this call generate the problem: 0x7fffec8cc3dd <+45>:callq 0x7fffec7c2230 Assembly snippet: Dump of assembler code for function InvokeInterruptCallback(JSContext*): 0x7fffec8cc3b0 <+0>: push %rbp