Crash of Firefox in Rawhide

[Guo Yang]

Hello everybody, I am just wondering if anybody else has the same
problem as me. If it is, I am going to file a bug report.

When I am trying to download the PDF file in this page:

http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0310077,

the firefox crashes. The package I downloaded from mozilla.org doesn't
have this problem.

Thanks.

Guo

[Robert Couture]

On Tuesday 19 July 2005 15:24, Guo Yang wrote:

>   Hello everybody, I am just wondering if anybody else has the same
>   problem as me. If it is, I am going to file a bug report. 
>   When I am trying to download the PDF file in this page: 
>   http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0310077, 
>   the firefox crashes. The package I downloaded from mozilla.org
> doesn't
>   have this problem. 
I have been having quite a number of crashes with FireFox lately.  Clicking on 
dialogue boxes has been causing no end of crashes.  I am trying to pinpoint 
why it is happening.

I was using a non-standard theme in KDE (meaning not included with Rawhide) so 
that may be the reason.)

Robert.

[Rodd Clarkson]

On Tue, 2005-07-19 at 20:25 -0400, Robert Couture wrote:
>  On Tuesday 19 July 2005 15:24, Guo Yang wrote:
>  
>  >  Hello everybody, I am just wondering if anybody else has the same
>  >  problem as me. If it is, I am going to file a bug report.
>  
>  >  When I am trying to download the PDF file in this page:
>  
>  >  http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0310077,
>  
>  >  the firefox crashes. The package I downloaded from mozilla.org doesn't
>  >  have this problem. 
This crashed firefox for me too.

>  I have been having quite a number of crashes with FireFox lately. 
> Clicking on 
>  dialogue boxes has been causing no end of crashes.  I am trying to pinpoint 
>  why it is happening.
>  
>  I was using a non-standard theme in KDE (meaning not included with Rawhide) so 
>  that may be the reason.) 
I've got a reproduce-able crash for the management interface on a
wireless router adsl modem I use, but when I try to save the pages (in a
different browser) and then load them they work fine.

If anyone's got a billion 743GE router with the current (4.57) firmware,
it would be great to have this confirmed and then see if someone can
figure out what is causing the crash?


Rodd


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