Closed Kamillaova closed 2 months ago
Why is it trying to access CPU governor settings???
Why is it trying to access CPU governor settings???
Official builds of Google Chrome too, that's not a problem I've always had this "error"
What CPU do you have? This error and Floating point exception make me think it's something not very popular
What CPU do you have? This error and Floating point exception make me think it's something not very popular
Ryzen 5 2600 AF @ stock clock
CPU Shouldn't be a problem. Maybe it's DE/theme related.
Do you use any theme? System titlebar and borders? What DE?
Do you use any theme?
Just Black from chrome web store
System titlebar and borders?
Yes
What DE?
i3wm without compositing
Ok, does chrome/chromium with same settings crash?
Ok, does chrome/chromium with same settings crash?
chrome - no, dragging tabs works fine
Same issue here. Dragging tabs results in a crash. Seems to happen when one of them gets pulled out into a window?
System Details:
Do you have experimental flags turned on, and if so please provide them
@dmig @Kamillaova @xtarlit
I have a few enabled: Smooth scrolling - Enabled Overscroll history navigation - Enabled Preferred Ozone platform - Wayland Tab scrolling - Enabled (tabs shrink to medium width) Enable the heuristics-based policy for Memory Saver Mode - Enabled (Balanced)
Additionally, Thorium is started with the argument: '--enable-features=TouchpadOverscrollHistoryNavigation'
Try turning off the Tab scrolling
experimental flag and see if the browser crashes again.
This experimental flag has caused multiple crashes.
@xtarlit
Can confirm, disabling tab scrolling causes the crash to go away for me.
I've just tried it in Chromium with tab scrolling enabled, and the same issue is there too. Seems to be more related to Chromium than Thorium.
@dmig @gz83 @Kamillaova @xtarlit Potential fix for this in latest M115. Please test and report back.
System Details
Problem Thorium crashes with SIGFPE when dragging tab with mouse
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