On 12/3/2017 9:19 PM, cmcadams wrote: > Adding to what NoOp wrote, a little while after my last post I was browsing > walmart.com and SM 1.49.1 Win began behaving as he described. Unresponsive, > twirlies > and intermittent white-outs, all without outright crashing. CPU was high, > memory was > at 1.1-1.2GB. > > So, walmart might be a place to go for some trouble. > > Craig
Seems to have no special sight that causes the problem, at least not one that I can find consistant. It does seem to happen if I've left it idle for awhile (10 minutes or more). Screenshot of taskmanager: https://s10.postimg.org/5hoqz8scp/IMG_20171227_162451731.jpg As mentioned previously, it does not hang in linux, only windows (they are identical profiles). I've restarted with a Windows process debugger & process activity logger so maybe I can get additional info. (I've not used these before as I'm only familiar with linux debugging tools, so hopefully I've got them set correctly). > > > NoOp wrote: >> On 12/3/2017 11:57 AM, cmcadams wrote: >>> Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote: >>>> 2.49.1 and now the development build .2 was/is the most stable release I >>>> ever used so >>>> YMMV. >>>> >>>> All depends on your browsing habits, if you keep countless tabs open, how >>>> often you >>>> close the browser and a thousand other variables. It might also be some >>>> shitty java >>>> script only activated when the website sees a never Firefox version or >>>> even bad >>>> browser sniffing. >>> >>> No countless tabs, often just one. I don't run the browser continuously. >>> >>>> I suggest using a script and adblocker if you don't already do so. If it >>>> still >>>> freezes it should always do it on the same pages then. >>> >>> uBlock Origin. Noscript became impossible, making things work that I needed >>> to have >>> work on a specific site became a time-wasting game. >>> >>>> And if you did go back from 2.51 your profile might have corruption too. >>>> Check for >>>> indexDB or storage errors on startup. If you see some you need to clean it >>>> first. >>> >>> I haven't been playing pioneer, lately, and no explicit startup errors. >>> >>>> Just back up your profile and try it. It might not work for you or it >>>> might be >>>> better. You won't know until you try it out. >>> >>> OP asked if 2.49.1 ever froze. It has, but not often enough to make it >>> unusable. It >>> can go for prolonged periods without crashing at all. It has crashed under >>> stress...for example, SM 2.49.1 popped like a soap bubble when I tried >>> sending a >>> particularly enormous email loaded with animated GIFs. Weirdly, that >>> happened both >>> when I attached the files AND when I then tried sending by reference. (In >>> the latter >>> case the email DID at least go through.) But it has also crashed when >>> absolutely >>> nothing out of the ordinary is going on, when it will go into its "white >>> out" >>> routine, as described, and I have to kill and restart. No rhyme or reason >>> I've been >>> able to spot. Just a guess: script! I will remember your backup and indexDB >>> advice. >>> >>> Craig >> >> Ditto. >> >> Unfortunately it typically doesn't crash, it just freezes so no new >> crash reports are generated. >> >> My last crash on 2.49.1 was on 11/15 & that was caused by >> hang | NtUserMsgWaitForMultipleObjectsEx | user32.dll@0x5d3ed >> That seems to have been caused by a plugin: >> plugin (web) Foxit PhantomPDF Plugin for Mozilla Version: 2.2.7.818 >> Filename: npFoxitPhantomPDFPlugin.dll >> Which was removed following the crash. SM 2.49.1 Windows has frozen at >> least 4 times since. When I look at the Windows task manager it just >> shows 'Not Responding'. >> >> I'll see if I can get some repeat site/page to troubleshoot... in the >> interim it's Thunderbird & Other Browser time (on Windows - linux is >> just fine) until I can figure out the issue. Thanks for all the responses. >> >> >> <snipped> >> > _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
