On Wed, May 07, 2008 at 01:24:20PM -, bencollier wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm getting something very similar to this, first with GG, now with HH.
> Using Firefox, suddenly focus gets stuck in particular layer of the
> screen, and it takes significant effort to access the other layers.
> Sometimes righ
Hi,
I'm getting something very similar to this, first with GG, now with HH.
Using Firefox, suddenly focus gets stuck in particular layer of the
screen, and it takes significant effort to access the other layers.
Sometimes right-clicking works, although it's very erratic and I have no
way of reprod
Hello shanen,
Are you still expiriencing this bug with the latest Firefox 2?
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firefox 2.10 freezing gutsy
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Thank you for your comment and polite suggestion, but that doesn't seem
to be a very plausible diagnostic step. If I had some step to reproduce
the problem, then it would be useful, since I could try it both days,
but as a just "wait and see" step, it seems useless. The lack of
anything happening w
Please try to disable your extensions.
to disable all temporarily you can start firefox from the command line
in safe mode:
firefox -safe-mode
- Alexander
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Importance: Undecided => Medium
Status: New => Incomplete
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firefox 2.10 freezing gutsy
http
Just clicked on a link to open a new window from Firefox, and again got
a crash, but the nastier one--the white screen of death. From that state
there's nothing to be done but cut the power and reboot.
I went ahead and switched back to the restricted driver after that
crash, and I've rebooted agai
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10680087/ExtensionSummary.txt
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