Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
Ever since updating Easy Eft Knot 1 today (Aug 30), firefox 2.0 Beta 1
will crash when visiting some sites. Prior to today, Knot 1 was working
fine. I tried deleting my cookies, deleting my cache, and renaming my
entire profile. It continued to crash. I also installed FF 1.5.4 and the
crashing continued. Some sites work just fine, others consistently
crashed. Those that crashed included Salon. Ubuntu Forums was fine, as
was Google News, but following links from Google News would sometimes
crash as the new page was nearly done loading. The crash involved an
abrupt ending of the program.
** Affects: firefox (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: firefox
Ever since updating Easy Eft Knot 1 today (Aug 30), firefox 2.0 Beta 1
- will crash when visiting some sites. I tried deleting my cookies,
- deleting my cache, and renaming my entire profile. It continued to
- crash. I also installed FF 1.5.4 and the crashing continued. Some sites
- work just fine, others consistently crashed. Those that crashed included
- Salon. Ubuntu Forums was fine, as was Google News, but following links
- from Google News would sometimes crash as the new page was nearly done
- loading. The crash involved an abrupt ending of the program.
+ will crash when visiting some sites. Prior to today, Knot 1 was working
+ fine. I tried deleting my cookies, deleting my cache, and renaming my
+ entire profile. It continued to crash. I also installed FF 1.5.4 and the
+ crashing continued. Some sites work just fine, others consistently
+ crashed. Those that crashed included Salon. Ubuntu Forums was fine, as
+ was Google News, but following links from Google News would sometimes
+ crash as the new page was nearly done loading. The crash involved an
+ abrupt ending of the program.
** Tags added: crash firefox
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firefox crashes
https://launchpad.net/bugs/58293
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