shaughanlavine
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4 years ago The problem is identical in xfce.
xfce4's Web browser and epiphany-browser don't work either, they load but entering ddg.gg into the urlbar redirects to duckduckgo.com, but the progress bar gets stuck roughly halfway, and the page never loads. That is a different bug. I only mention it here on the off-chance that it is related.
claywd
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Open userLAnd. Click on lxde In lxde launch firefox-esr, either through the lxde menu or using the run command.
Result: A toast that says: Firefox had a problem and crashed. . . . Details: The application did not leave a crash dump file.
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Device: [e.g. Pixel XL 2]. sm-t515 (Samsung tablet A) Android Version: [e.g. Oreo, 8.0]. 9, selinux enforcing UserLAnd Version [e.g. 0.1.2]. idk—where is it? The app was installed from the Play Store yesterday.
Whether the device is rooted. No. Whether the device is running LineageOS. No.
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