Open AlbertoGP opened 4 days ago
This is what I get now when starting Firefox from the console, and starting it from Gnome crashes immediately too:
this is just the debugger pausing on an exec call right in init where it spawns a new process, and nowhere near the crash (the lldb stuff)
I see, thanks. For the next time, is there some simple way in which I can produce a more useful report?
probably setting ulimit -c unlimited and getting a coredump, assuming one is produced
This seems to happen with specific web pages, but they do not use XML so I do not think it’s related to #2133 “repeateable tab crash”. In this case the page uses WebGL (through ThreeJS) and Javascript, I assume that’s the cause because this happened after loading a new version of that page which is a web application I’m developing for a customer. It does work in Gnome Web, and starting Firefox with a new profile does work fine, even after loading that suspect web application.
This is what I get now when starting Firefox from the console, and starting it from Gnome crashes immediately too:
Next I tried to remove the suspect tab from Firefox’s session storage (
sessionstore-backups/previous.js
) so that it starts again, but I do not find that URL there.I’m going throug the files modified recently (
find . -mtime -1
) inside the profile diretory (.mozilla/firefox/<profile>
).datareporting/*
looks like something I would not want to have anyway so I deleted those, and the crash looked slightly different the first time, then it was the same:*What has worked at the end is removing all of `/sessionstore-backups/recovery.`** Firefox starts fine and recovers a previous session. The suspect web application works perfectly fine, and so do any other tabs I’ve looked at. Maybe it’s not specific web content: I had this happen before and it got solved by a Firefox update from apk, this time it happened after the latest update but not immediately (that is, not at the next launch after the update) if I remember correctly.