Gah. Your tab just crashed. How do I know what made the tab crash?
I am using Firefox Quantum (57.0.1) on Bunsenlabs Hydrogen (Debian Jessie with Openbox).
For some pages, (namely, Panopticlick's result page), the tab start to load, and crash. All I then get to see is a white page with
Gah. Your tab just crashed.
We can help!
Choose Restore This Tab to reload the page.
I ve tried to open the console and reload the page, but it get cleared as soon as the tab crash, and go to about:crashes, but it only seems to only account for full-on firefox crash, tab crash doesn't get reported. At the very least the list was empty for me.
I sometime encounter pages that don't work properly, since I use uBlock Origin and uMatrix, so usually, when I really need a page and I can't get it to work in firefox, I just use chromium, but in this case, the whole point is to test firefox, so this workaround just don't work.
What can I do to have information on the crash? So I can then attempt to fix the problem myself, or ask for help?
debian firefox bunsenlabs
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I am using Firefox Quantum (57.0.1) on Bunsenlabs Hydrogen (Debian Jessie with Openbox).
For some pages, (namely, Panopticlick's result page), the tab start to load, and crash. All I then get to see is a white page with
Gah. Your tab just crashed.
We can help!
Choose Restore This Tab to reload the page.
I ve tried to open the console and reload the page, but it get cleared as soon as the tab crash, and go to about:crashes, but it only seems to only account for full-on firefox crash, tab crash doesn't get reported. At the very least the list was empty for me.
I sometime encounter pages that don't work properly, since I use uBlock Origin and uMatrix, so usually, when I really need a page and I can't get it to work in firefox, I just use chromium, but in this case, the whole point is to test firefox, so this workaround just don't work.
What can I do to have information on the crash? So I can then attempt to fix the problem myself, or ask for help?
debian firefox bunsenlabs
asked Dec 20 '17 at 15:27
DrakaSANDrakaSAN
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I am using Firefox Quantum (57.0.1) on Bunsenlabs Hydrogen (Debian Jessie with Openbox).
For some pages, (namely, Panopticlick's result page), the tab start to load, and crash. All I then get to see is a white page with
Gah. Your tab just crashed.
We can help!
Choose Restore This Tab to reload the page.
I ve tried to open the console and reload the page, but it get cleared as soon as the tab crash, and go to about:crashes, but it only seems to only account for full-on firefox crash, tab crash doesn't get reported. At the very least the list was empty for me.
I sometime encounter pages that don't work properly, since I use uBlock Origin and uMatrix, so usually, when I really need a page and I can't get it to work in firefox, I just use chromium, but in this case, the whole point is to test firefox, so this workaround just don't work.
What can I do to have information on the crash? So I can then attempt to fix the problem myself, or ask for help?
debian firefox bunsenlabs
asked Dec 20 '17 at 15:27
DrakaSANDrakaSAN
214214
I am using Firefox Quantum (57.0.1) on Bunsenlabs Hydrogen (Debian Jessie with Openbox).
For some pages, (namely, Panopticlick's result page), the tab start to load, and crash. All I then get to see is a white page with
Gah. Your tab just crashed.
We can help!
Choose Restore This Tab to reload the page.
I ve tried to open the console and reload the page, but it get cleared as soon as the tab crash, and go to about:crashes, but it only seems to only account for full-on firefox crash, tab crash doesn't get reported. At the very least the list was empty for me.
I sometime encounter pages that don't work properly, since I use uBlock Origin and uMatrix, so usually, when I really need a page and I can't get it to work in firefox, I just use chromium, but in this case, the whole point is to test firefox, so this workaround just don't work.
What can I do to have information on the crash? So I can then attempt to fix the problem myself, or ask for help?
debian firefox bunsenlabs
debian firefox bunsenlabs
asked Dec 20 '17 at 15:27
DrakaSANDrakaSAN
214214
asked Dec 20 '17 at 15:27
DrakaSANDrakaSAN
214214
asked Dec 20 '17 at 15:27
DrakaSANDrakaSAN
214214
asked Dec 20 '17 at 15:27
DrakaSANDrakaSAN
214214
asked Dec 20 '17 at 15:27
DrakaSANDrakaSAN
214214
214214
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It's fixed by going to about:config, change "browser.tabs.remote.autostart=true" to "false". Do the same for "browser.tabs.remote.autostart.2" .
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It's fixed by going to about:config, change "browser.tabs.remote.autostart=true" to "false". Do the same for "browser.tabs.remote.autostart.2" .
answered Mar 22 '18 at 7:10
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It's fixed by going to about:config, change "browser.tabs.remote.autostart=true" to "false". Do the same for "browser.tabs.remote.autostart.2" .
answered Mar 22 '18 at 7:10
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It's fixed by going to about:config, change "browser.tabs.remote.autostart=true" to "false". Do the same for "browser.tabs.remote.autostart.2" .
answered Mar 22 '18 at 7:10
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It's fixed by going to about:config, change "browser.tabs.remote.autostart=true" to "false". Do the same for "browser.tabs.remote.autostart.2" .
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